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On Tue, Feb 08, 2005 at 10:15:42AM -0500, Walden H. Leverich wrote: > >Hercules. > Game? I'd be surprised if it would support 10 simultaneous threads. 2-4, > sure, more than that, maybe, but they'd just be causing thrashing on > current hardware. IBM mainframe emulator. It will happily use every processor you can throw at it. It can emulate multiprocessor systems, and each emulated processor is a thread...and there are three overhead threads for different kinds of maintenance tasks...and it will use multiple threads for overlapped I/O. (By default, it keeps an unused I/O thread around for 5 minutes to handle more requests, but it can be configured to launch a new thread for every I/O). I've run it on an 8-way Proliant 8500 before and kept all 8 CPUs busy.
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