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Re: Yahoo talk about the software revolution that is JavaScript said by Matt:As of now, JS is completely incapable of taking advantage of multiple CPU cores Good! That way I can still use my PC while one of the four cores is locked-up with JavaScript crap.
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 MattAll noise, no signal.Premium
join:2003-07-20
Jamestown, NC
kudos:12 | reply to JAAulde
said by JAAulde:said by Matt:Call me when JS is multi-threaded.  As of now, JS is completely incapable of taking advantage of multiple CPU cores and most AJAX apps will peg a single CPU core ... easily. I am pretty sure that is one of the very things Crockford plans on addressing--properly using an event queue in a single threaded system rather than needing multiple threads. A single queue is worthless for certain types of AJAX apps, like »www.alphatheory.com/, that need raw processing power. Calculations need to be done concurrently, not serially. Unless I'm misunderstanding the way an event queue in a single threaded system operates? |
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 JAAuldeWeb DeveloperPremium,MVM
join:2001-05-09
Hagerstown, MD
kudos:3 | reply to JAAulde
The video is up and it turns out it is a follow on to a 5 part series Crockford did a while back which I had already watched (compiled on nettuts for conveninence).
Douglas Crockford — Crockford on JavaScript -- Scene 6: Loopage
I am watching it now.
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