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I agree with the whole multi-threading schema, it's more efficient (or should be) and will more fully realize the use of the system on which it runs. I guess the only bottleneck will be if something gets stuck in a deadlock waiting for a thread to finish if it stalls or fails. Guess that's where the learning part will really come into play with your scheduling system. I think Alex_D used this with his program, so if you need pointers he might be of help.
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