Software partitionning on 7.1 OpenSparcT1 release

Hi,
In the OpenSparcT1 H.W 7.1 release, when running a software application, is it automatically partitionned between the two processors or should the programmer divide his code between processors?
Thanks for answering.
Regards

Thanks a lot for your answer.
Another question:
if the code is partitionned between the two cores, if we want to compile and debug this code, do we need more than one compiler or not?
what will be different in the software environment that should be be addec to the platform when running one thread only or many?
Edited by: adac on Apr 20, 2009 5:57 AM
Edited by: adac on Apr 20, 2009 6:04 AM

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