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webdezzi:
and who told you the language will do much here than the processor will?
you seem not to understand this computer world clearly, your language may be able to save you millisecond when compared to other languages, although it may mount up though.
assuming you are using a 4GHZ dual core computer, a task that will take 1minute,
on a single core computer with 1GHZ, same task may take 30 minutes, thats the kind of  difference we are talking about processor wise.

In some enviroments the difference between making $1 million profit and losing $1 million is in milli sec or secs if you do not react fast enough to market opportunities

webdezzi:
now, let me ask you a question, when you say 2*2 in your programming language, you must be thinking your language does the actual work abi?
i laugh in binary, 
your language is nothing but what it's called, "LANGUAGE",  for communicating with the computer, the only thing the computer understands is 0 and 1, which is refered to as binary, last time i checked, C++ isn't binary.

i laugh in binary the second time.

let me add more rantings:
the key to your car isn't your car, same way your remote control isnt your tv, they are tools that you can use to communicate with the actual car
or TV
comparing 2 remote controls has little base, rather, you should compare the two TV's performances
maybe comparing a core from intel, to an Athlon from AMD

webdezzi:
if you have ventured into the digital animation world, then you will know that industry has loads to offer in terms "heavy" computation needs
rendering out models require calculating x and y coordinates of the model, point by point  and correctly converting them to images.

Dude you are not making any sense here. I have demonstrated to you what "heavy work" is and why PHP is irrelevant in these areas.

I was expecting you to come out with a counter argument justifying why it can be possible and probably cite scenerios it has been used but you keep talking about something else.

Just to add. Nobody does binary level programming except harware programmers.

These days computationaly intensive systems are getting distributed either in Parallel or to a Grid

I can see that you do not understand these concepts .

webdezzi:
@Afam you need to know that there are heavy works that are very very heavy

@kobo, there is nothing like heavy work, na keyboard we go use solve am

programming is not rocket science only that very part you refuse to learn.
-Oluwaseun

I didn't even see this your earlier post.

You are obviously terribly ignorant to think that there is no "heavy work" I hope you have learnt something from my post.

If you want additional pointers as to what "heavy work " is don't be afraid to ask

Also next time don't go about exhibiting your ignorance in a public forum

big rod:
i need some girls to paste the pix of their booty.
kunbee,u go first.

u wan die

@webdezzi.

If you looked at my post more carefully you will see that i said we have a web front end for this and it surely can be built in PHP but i have provided an example of what  "heavy work" means.

Monte Carlo simulations has nothing to do with Databases.

you seem to think all progamming applications are database driven. This is a capital NO

It is pure[b] hard core [/b]algorithm design.

C++ has the best and fastest inbuilt Mathematical and Statistical functions

What you do in Monte Carlo has a lot to do with breaking down a very large dataset into smaller chunks which can then be computed in a Grid or in Parallel and then merged back together. This is a very computationaly intensive work.