In that case your correct. DOS is a single processor OS. When doing true multithreading (is it the right name?) you'll need a distributed OS.
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In that case your correct. DOS is a single processor OS. When doing true multithreading (is it the right name?) you'll need a distributed OS.
If I remember well, the 80386 could do multitasking, so higher processors also can do that. So if you have a computer with at least a 80386, or a processor with compatible specifications, you can do...
Years ago I've done something like that at university with Borland C++ 3.1, so: yes it is possible.
I assume you're using DOS, in that case it is possible to create processes and do a kind of...