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On 6 mai, 09:38, "Nasser M. Abbasi" <n...@12000.org> wrote:

> Assume I am using a PC with say 1,000 cores (may be
> in few short years).
>
> If I use Ada, and create many, many tasks, will these
> tasks automatically be scheduled to run on as many
> different cores as possible so to spread the load and
> achieve the most parallelism possible?

Yes. Actually the operating system does it for you, automatically.
The difficulty is for *not* using as many cores or CPUs as available.
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