Hi all,<br><br>I&#39;m new to this list, and new to OCaml (although, have some experience with SML).<br><br>Anyway, I have recently written an OCaml thread pool implementation, on top of the Thread and Event modules. I did this for the purpose of exploiting an SMP system I have, and was a disappointed to read today that OCaml doesn&#39;t support multiprocessor systems.
<br><br>I played around with it a little, and discovered that by liberally calling Thread.yield, I do cajole my threads into running on multiple processors. Is this behavior normal, or have I discovered a problem with the Thread module? I&#39;m certainly happy that I can get it to use my SMP... but I will stop it at once if you tell me that this is unsafe.
<br><br>-Jason<br>