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wow thanks! :)

I got a Dell P2, and not sure if I should buy other brand's parts to replace some stuff in there. (Harddrive, ram, so on...) I know that some parts doesn't work with that processor, but except for that is it just as competiable as other brands?

Are Dell computers competitable with other brands of DIY parts? (intel competitable)

Hello, I've been building bots, but my LWP bot never works for sites with PHP non-URL sessions. After I login to a page, it is as if I was not logged in at all. Many people have told me it's the same as cookies, but no one ever showed me any working code. Is there any script you got handy that...

Thanks :) I am going to try it. The fan is on the right direction, but it probably collected too much dusk...... But then I am planning to buy a new CPU fan soon.

Hello, My CPU has a history of over heating, and therefore shut down my computer automatically when it overheats. (I am on a windows 2000 professional.) After the last shutdown I had, I am unable to load windows. The startup is fine until windows is loading on the screen where there are ASCII...

Okay i was looking in threading. Its pretty good.Especially when the script is ran on a Duel Xeon 2.8

Okay. So you mean in perl........... doing this 1000 times program [switches] [arguemtns] and doing this once program [switches] and this 1000 times -args (stdin) is the same in terms of time?

Lol this is a very long answer :P no this has nothing to do with stocks hahahaha. :P so whats the best way for the c exe to work and the perl to call the c exe (in terms of time). i thought that perhaps i get the C program to accept commands from STDIN so i would cut the overhead of the...

My original plan was to do something like a system call program [switches] [arguemnts] something liek that.

Oopz sorry :P I meant back to the question & <-- how do I thread. sorry i forgot about it. Well, wouldn't I waste time activationg the exe?

Well back to the question: how do i thread :P

This will be used only in an interval of 1 minute or so. Well, I am actually pulling out a huge table from Mysql. Afterwards, I will be updating another table according the calculations from the previous table. Well, 10ms is the worse possible case. And 1000s is also too. :)

1) the c exe does a very complex but fast mathematical calculation. 2) It takes about 10ms to run. 3) i will not be porting it to perl. 4) no i didnt write it myself 5) i was asking you that :) 6) It will be running a few thousand calculations. I just want to know which way of calling the...

Yes I know those are the options, however, I will be calling the C programing a few thousand times. I am trying to find a way that will cost as little time as possible.