🚀 go-pugleaf

Hi,

I find your answer very confusing.

If this is my code -

// ------------------------------------------------------------

__fastcall TForm1::TForm1( TComponent *Owner ) : TForm( Owner )
{
  int Num1 = 0;
  int Num2 = 0;

  while( true )
  {
    Func1( &Num1 );
    Func2( &Num2 );

    if ( ( Num1 + Num2 ) > 0xFFFFFF )
      break; 
  }

  ShowMessage( "Finish Process!" );
  Application->ProcessUserMessages(); 
}

// ------------------------------------------------------------

void Func1( int *Num )
{
  *Num++;
}

// ------------------------------------------------------------

void Func2( int *Num )
{
  *Num++;
}

// ------------------------------------------------------------

i run it on a Windows-XP ( Home Edition ) Computer, and it's 
taking it 100 seconds to run, if i will change this code so that
the call for Func1() is done from one thread and the call to
Func2() is done from another thread, will the application run 
faster now? will it take less then 70 secons? maybe 50? 

It's more a question of Yes or No i think..... 

You suggest to try it and see, but the problem is that i don't 
have any Dual-Core computer to test it on, and i'll buy one only
if i know for sure that it will give me more than 30% increase 
in speed, so i must know the answer, doesn't anyone of you 
worked with that kind of computer? doesn't anyone know? 

Dani.