Yup. always gotta be that one single threaded program. In this case, appears to be frigate.
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Multithreading in games is much more difficult because you not only have to make sure, everything is synchronized, but also that everything finishes in time. It's a bit like a RTOS in that regard. Using a known and fixed amount of threads can be a sane choice.
Yup, glad someone else understands that one.
Not much of a game developer myself- but, yea, I understand the challenges of multithreading, especially around the main loop.
If you want to learn something interesting, check out a few videos on the PS2 architecture, and the challenges around optimizing games for it. Its, very interesting.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IRv_xKS4q7o
Oh, and the PS3 wasn't any better. (Worse in ways..)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zW3XawAsaeU
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Not always true. Not for all games. And multiplayer games already have multithreading in some way.