Re: NET framework and hyperthreading/MMX/SSE/....

> For what its worth, dual core and hyperthreaded processors are supported
by
> the OS, so you just have to do the threading yourself. I assume waht you
> want is compiler support for parralellizing loops? Something like OpenMP?
>
This is true, but it would be nice if older none-multi theaded programs
would also speeded up using these hyperthreading features. :-) If OpenMP is
implemented in the .NET CLR 2.x.

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