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How Do I Use Informatica Address Verification with Multiple Processor Cores?

On a device that has n
number of processor cores, you can configure Informatica Address Verification to have as many as n
address processing threads. In general use, Address Verification recommends a value of n-1
so that one core is available for other tasks.

For example, if the device has four cores, you can configure Address Verification with a

MaxThreadCount

of 3 and

MaxObjectCount

of 3.

When you call the initialization function with a maximum thread count of 3, the main thread of the software creates three worker threads and assigns them to Address Verification. Each worker thread then acquires one

AddressObject

handle through

AD_GetAddressObject( &hAOHandle );

and subsequently keeps repeating the following sequence:

AD_SetInputDataXML( hAOHandle, <XML string> );
AD_Process( hAOHandle );
AD_GetResultXML( hAOHandle, sResultXML, sizeof( sResultXML ) );
AD_ClearData( hAOHandle );

When you shut down Address Verification, the main thread ends all worker threads and deinitializes Address Verification through the following function calls:

AD_ReleaseAllAddressObjects();
AD_DeInitialize();

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How Do I Use Informatica Address Verification with Multiple Processor Cores?

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