Additionally, measuring the longest-running thread won't accurately reflect total time consumed if multiple threads are time-sharing the same CPUs, especially when the number of threads exceeds the number of available CPUs. This is why I believe wtim...

Hi, thank you for your response. I've made some updates to my implementation by including your suggested time calculations along with both wtime() and clock() functions. This should help provide a clearer picture of the performance. I would greatly a...

I suspect that Setonix may be executing our code in a sandboxed environment, which might restrict it to using a single core and limiting memory resources, regardless of how we configure the batch file. Since we are likely classified as less privilege...

Problem Statement When I run the command on my local machine, I observe a noticeable performance boost as the number of threads increases. However, on Setonix, regardless of whether I specify 1 or 128 threads, the performance remains consistently sl...