On 02/07/2015 06:43 PM, Bill Somerville wrote:

> I disagree. For example the JT65 decoder and the JT9 decoder are pretty
> much independent and there is virtually no contention between them. This
> means that they can be run in  parallel on two CPUs with little or no
> overhead for distributing them across the two CPUs. That means that give
> equal amounts of work it is possible to deliver the decoding results in
> almost half the time compared to running them sequentially.

I'm sorry. You are probably right, Bill. I should not consider the world 
in an too egocentric manner. Hi !

Best 88 de Claude



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