It feels counterintuitive to utilize the extended CPU registers and to simultaneously ignore the multiple CPU cores.
We could introduce at least some sort of built-in concurrency to viktor. One approach is nd4j-like: you actually have to take additional steps to make it non-concurrent, otherwise it utilizes all the cores it can find. Another approach is to allow the user switching the concurrency on and off.
It feels counterintuitive to utilize the extended CPU registers and to simultaneously ignore the multiple CPU cores.
We could introduce at least some sort of built-in concurrency to
viktor. One approach isnd4j-like: you actually have to take additional steps to make it non-concurrent, otherwise it utilizes all the cores it can find. Another approach is to allow the user switching the concurrency on and off.