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I am reading this poster and still confused.<br />
<a href="http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1713554/threads-processes-vs-multithreading-multi-core-multiprocessor-how-they-are" rel="ugc">tutorial</a>
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Your last question interested me, so I think I've successfully adapted that code to a multi-threaded class - on my dual-core system running it with 1 thread takes 63 seconds, and with two threads it takes 34 seconds.<br />
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If you care to increase the points to 500 I'd be more than happy to share the code and do my best to explain it, however that's not the same as a tutorial in multithreading, so you may prefer to open another question - separate from this one - that concerns <i>only</i> the multi-threading of the code from your last question.
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I am looking for a tutorial or book for multithreaded. Now I have a book 
<pre><code id="code-10-26922326-1">C# 4.0 IN A NUTSHELL</code></pre>
It is good but lack of examples or details for a multi cores newbie.<br />
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Thanks.
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I am looking for a tutorial or book for multithreaded. Now I have a book (CODE)
It is good but lack of examples or details for a multi cores newbie.

Thanks.

I am reading this poster and still confused.
tutorial (http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1713554/threads-processes-vs-multithreading-multi-core-multiprocessor-how-they-are)

Your last question interested me, so I think I&#39;ve successfully adapted that code to a multi-threaded class - on my dual-core system running it with 1 thread takes 63 seconds, and with two threads it takes 34 seconds.

If you care to increase the points to 500 I&#39;d be more than happy to share the code and do my best to explain it, however that&#39;s not the same as a tutorial in multithreading, so you may prefer to open another question - separate from this one - that concerns only the multi-threading of the code from your last question.

seeking a tutorial

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