Am Montag, den 15.11.2010, 22:46 -0800 schrieb Edgar Friendly:
     * As somebody mentioned "implicit parallelization": Don't expect
       anything from this. Even if a good compiler finds ways to
       parallelize 20% of the code (which would be a lot), the runtime
       effect would be marginal. 80% of the code is run at normal speed
       (hopefully) and dominates the runtime behavior. The point is
       that such compiler-driven code improvements are only local
       optimizations. For getting good parallelization results you need
       to restructure the design of the program - well, maybe
       compiler2.0 can do this at some time, but this is not in sight.