> Hello Martin & Others
> So that means in python this should do it to enjoy the full multicore
> power ?
>
> import zmq
> from multiprocessing import cpu_count
>
> zmq_context = zmq.context(cpu_count())
I have tried this in my Dual Core systems and the results are quite amazing .
Compared to normal sequential Program , the framework I built on top of 0mq ,
does utilize maximum hardware , I can clearly see both the cores being used to
99% when my job is being executed.
However , it is difficult to confirm that , its "only" because of 0mq.
--Rahul
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