New Multi-Threaded Pi Program - Faster than SuperPi and PiFast

[Calmatory]

I'm afraid that to to dynamic printing, you need to use (* = n for linux, pd for windows) *curses library(It comes with the linux distribution, <ncurses.h>). It's pretty straightforward to write wrapper functions for it to manage stuff like dynamic printf().

as far as I've understood, clock() measures the execution time of a process. When it is run on multiple threads, it adds up the total execution time of those threads. I am not sure about this though. Try dividing the time with some constant related to the number of threads.

Glad to hear you are making some progress on this. Sadly I'm not a C/C++ dev, I just dabble in scripting for work.

Nothing stops you from becoming one though. Just grab a book and have a try.