Olaf Monien's Multithread demo on DelphiCon was nice!

[Lars Fosdal 1792]

This is probably the best example I've seen on proper use of the parallel libs and how to keep the UI responsive and updated (on multiple platforms).

It doesn't cover all the corners of the parallel lib - but it is an excellent example of how beautifully simple multithreading can be.
 

 

[mvanrijnen 123]

reminds me to ask my boss for some speakers 🙂 

no sound now 😞

 

[Lars Fosdal 1792]

Windows 11 - Intel 32 bit on 1 of 4 cores (under Windows 11 for ARM under Parallels)
Single thread: 00:00:15,325s 1.02M primes/sec
Multi-thread : 00:00:05,097s 3.08M primes/sec

Windows 11 - Intel 64 bit on 4 cores (under Windows 11 for ARM under Parallels)
Single thread: 00:00:09,831s 1.6M primes/sec
Multi-thread : 00:00:03,234s 4.85M primes/sec

Windows 10 - Intel 32 bit on 1 of 12 cores (6 physical on a Lenovo P52)
Single thread: 00:00:04,969s 3,16M primes/sec
Multi-thread : 00:00:00,903s 17,39M primes/sec

Windows 10 - Intel 64 bit on 12 cores (6 physical on a Lenovo P52)
Single thread: 00:00:05,971s 2,63M primes/sec
Multi-thread : 00:00:00,843s 18,62M primes/sec

macOS - Intel 64 bit on 10 cores on MBP M1 Pro
Single thread: 00:00:03,712s 4,23M primes/sec
Multi-thread : 00:00:00,491s 31,97M primes/sec

macOS - ARM 64 bit on 10 cores on MBP M1 Pro
Single thread: 00:00:03,711s 4,23M primes/sec
Multi-thread : 00:00:00,483s 32,5M primes/sec

[Cristian Peța 103]

Is the source somewhere to download?

[Lars Fosdal 1792]

18 hours ago, Cristian Peța said:

Is the source somewhere to download?

https://s3.amazonaws.com/heysummit-production/media/uploads/events/delphicon/MonienThreading-Intel-vs-M1.zip
and  you need a unit from here: https://github.com/omonien/sieve-of-eratosthenes-delphi