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Thanks JHance, I am understanding from what you have said is that there is no &nbsp;directing the compiler to make use of dual processors and that any application running under NT will make use of the dual processors if they are there AND the application is multi-threaded. &nbsp;Correct?<br />
Thanks Vida 
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Thanks JHance, I am understanding from what you have said is that there is no  directing the compiler to make use of dual processors and that any application running under NT will make use of the dual processors if they are there AND the application is multi-threaded.  Correct?
Thanks Vida

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I am creating an application for a dual processor PC running Windows NT. &nbsp;I am developing using VC++ 6.0<br />
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What do I need to do to make use of the dual processors on the machine. &nbsp;When I compile do I need to build the app differently or something?<br />
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Thanks for your help, Vida
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I am creating an application for a dual processor PC running Windows NT.  I am developing using VC++ 6.0

What do I need to do to make use of the dual processors on the machine.  When I compile do I need to build the app differently or something?

Thanks for your help, Vida

building to make use of dual processors

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