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From: Rob Wise <rob@ideal.net.au>
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Subject: Multithreading RC5 client
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Hi,

I just grabbed the latest rc5 client from distributed.net, and set the
number of cpu's option to 2 in the hope of getting it to multithread...
but no such luck :/  My machine is a dual P100 with the world and kernel
last rebuilt a few days ago.

Is the lack of multithreading a kernel thing or a problem with the client?

Rob

PS: Sorry for the braindead question :)