Ok, thanks.
I'm currently playing with the transformation of the ooRexx doc, and
(naively) tried to reduce the duration by creating one thread per sgml file.
>From what I read in several posts about Python/Ruby, it seems that the best
way to exploit 100% of the multicores is to use a fork instead of a thread
creation.
Just out of curiousity : I suppose that creating several interpreter
instances in the same process does not bypass the global interpreter lock ?
Jean-Louis
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