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Posted on by Author Jeremy Jordan in Categories Concurrency

ProgressGrid

Most applications do not utilize the multiple cores found on computer systems, which means that there is often a lot of idle computing power available. Concurrency requires much attention to detail and its complexity increases exponentially as usage increases.

MatriX is a powerful framework that allows a subset of concurrency problems to be solved. But one unique aspect of MatriX is that you can tailor it to meet your specific needs. One of the examples we have developed is the integration of ProgressGrid to show the progress while using MatriX.

To watch a demonstration of the ProgressGrid as it quickly performs a task utilizing eight cores on a PC, click here.

MatriX is part of the Cincom Smalltalk Foundation and is included in both Cincom Smalltalk product offerings: Cincom® ObjectStudio® and Cincom® VisualWorks®. To get this powerful performance boost in your applications, simply download your risk-free evaluation copy here and try it for yourself.

 

 

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