Not entirely free, you still have to make enough processes and split up your calculations enough that concurrent work can be done. That is pretty trivially easy to emulate in C++ even, you just don’t have the same reliability there. ![]()
Not entirely free, you still have to make enough processes and split up your calculations enough that concurrent work can be done. That is pretty trivially easy to emulate in C++ even, you just don’t have the same reliability there. ![]()