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unless you can write code that effectively divides the problem into separate threads that by design of this problem subdivision end up solving it faster; multi-threading is just slicing the same cake (cpu time) a slightly different way, with overheads for maintaining threading.
haven't checked your code..i assume it's as efficient as can be.
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