Thursday 20 March 2008 15:11:11 objectref napisał(a): > Hi, Hello,
> I observed a funny thing and I am just curious about it: > As Eric being written in PyQt, in Python that is, it cannot actually use > more than one processors due to Python GIL and all this story about it. > But when I tried an operation that take some time to complete, I saw both > processors in my dual core laptop being used! > > I load Eric on Eric and do a "Code Metrics" operation. This indeed take > some time to complete and in task manager there was activity on both > processors. As far as I know, Eric does not use PP (Parallel Python) or the > "processing" package so to distribute the load to multiple cores. Is this > something to do with the calls to the C++ code of Qt (Qt may actually make > better usage of the cores) ?? I am not a eric4/qt specialist - but for me it looks that eric4 spawns new processes (which can be placed by kernel in other cpu/core). Anyway - I read that you are using Vista + Eric4. Is this combination works ok for you? Which python/QT are you using? I've problem with Eric4 that after run it - it sometimes run, sometimes not). Regards, -- Rafał Zawadzki System Architect tel +48 22 8430101 mobile +48 600 883 759 skype id blvszcz jabber id [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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