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    running processes in library

    hi,
    my console program calls a c++ library function which does IO data exchange?. best way to optimize the throughput?.
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    Re: running processes in library

    You should use worker thread(s) and move the code to communicate with IO in there.
    Victor Nijegorodov

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    Re: running processes in library

    it is an imported library function that communicates with IO and have no source for it. Include the library function call inside a worker std::thread and wait till it is done?.

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    Re: running processes in library

    I have no idea about this "imported library function" nor know I how it works. Thus I cannot say more about it. Try to find some docs about this function and its using.
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    Re: running processes in library

    what i liked to verify was weather to use the actual code or its library call inside a thread should be the same. code is code, it does not matter if it is a library call. Just place it in inside a thread and execute it.

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