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What are my best options for taking advantage of multiple cores?

For the pure python case?

For working with sets of particular libraries which sage interfaces?

Note: Apple just started offering 12-core mac-pros (24 virtual cpus with hyper-threading). Since the transistors are getting about as small as they can, parallel computing is impacting the entire technology stack. Please note I'm not asking how to categorize algorithms, I'm aware that some naturally parallelize better than others. This is a recipes/examples question.

Does Sage already comprehensively address this, and if not, does the Sage roadmap address it?

What are my best options for taking advantage of multiple cores?

For the pure python case?

For working with sets of particular libraries which sage interfaces?

Note: Apple just started offering 12-core mac-pros (24 virtual cpus with hyper-threading). Since the transistors are getting about as small as they can, parallel computing is impacting the entire technology stack. Please note I'm not asking how to categorize algorithms, I'm aware that some naturally parallelize better than others. This is a recipes/examples question.

Does Sage already comprehensively address this, and if not, does the Sage roadmap address it?

What are my best options for taking advantage of multiple cores?

For the pure python case?

For working with sets of particular libraries which sage interfaces?

Note: Apple just started offering 12-core mac-pros (24 virtual cpus with hyper-threading). Since the transistors are getting about as small as they can, parallel computing is impacting the entire technology stack. Please note I'm not asking how to categorize algorithms, I'm aware that some naturally parallelize better than others. This is a recipes/examples question.

Does Sage already comprehensively address this, and if not, does the Sage roadmap address it?

What are my best options for taking advantage of multiple cores?

For the pure python case?

For working with sets of particular libraries which sage interfaces?

Note: Apple just started offering 12-core mac-pros (24 virtual cpus with hyper-threading). Since the transistors are getting about as small as they can, parallel computing is impacting the entire technology stack. Please note I'm not asking how to categorize algorithms, I'm aware that some naturally parallelize better than others. This is a recipes/examples question.

Does Sage already comprehensively address this, and if not, does the Sage roadmap address it?