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  1. Right now I am manually building parallel processors for multithreading. Tested, definitely 3x faster processing time. But I was wondering if there is an au3 function to auto output sections of code into sperate temporary .au3 files & then automatically compile them into .exes, use them for processing data then delete the temp .au3 file & .exes after processing that information? Func FindProcessor($r,$ID) ;Debug("FindProcessor") WriteTxt("ProcessID",$ID) WriteTxt("ProcessRow",$r) WriteTxt("Accepted",0) Sleep(250) For $i=1 To $MaxJobs If ReadTxt("P"&$i)=0 Then WriteTxt("P"&$i&"_NewJob",1) ;Debug("PID: "&$i&", ProcessID: "&$ID&", ProcessRow: "&$r) Do Sleep(250) Until ReadTxt("Accepted")=1 Return 1 EndIf Next Return 0 EndFunc Func LoadProcessors() Debug("Loading Parallel Processors") For $i=1 To $MaxJobs WriteTxt("P"&$i,0) WriteTxt("P"&$i&"_NewJob",0) ShellExecute(@ScriptDir&"\Processor_"&$i&".exe") Sleep(2000) Next EndFunc
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