That is exactly what this is about. Having multiple threads in the rendering 
call (kperf) enables dual, quad, or more processors to be used for 
rendering. The initial plan is only to multithread identical instances of 
instruments, as this involves the fewest complexities and the fewest 
accesses to shared data.

Regards,
Mike

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From: "Tim Mortimer" 
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Subject: Re: [Cs-dev] Threading again


>
> I am simply wondering if any of your proposed strategies for change have 
> the
> potential to assist in developing the dual processor capability for 
> csound?
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> otherwise, as usual, watching with interest.
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