added a little bit more speed to LoadPosts with PLINQ#101
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braegelno5 wants to merge 1 commit intomadskristensen:masterfrom
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added a little bit more speed to LoadPosts with PLINQ#101braegelno5 wants to merge 1 commit intomadskristensen:masterfrom
braegelno5 wants to merge 1 commit intomadskristensen:masterfrom
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Need to rebase, merge conflicts! |
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Since the projects seems a bit abandoned and I would like to recover and maintain, may I ask @braegelno5 to replicate this PR into the current fork? I don't want to copy paste the different code enhancements proposed in the original repository.
If at the end of this upgrade @madskristensen wants to integrate in this original repository will be more than welcomed! |
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LoadPosts() uses with this PR PLINQ if there are more than one core.
Four cores halves the time the blog comes up after cold start, depending on drive io.