Multiple Processor test logic in Main()

[Ohms_Law]

In the Main method (svn 187), there's some logic to test for multiple processors. The original code is all at the (relative) beginning of the main method (starts at ~ line 410):

			int processorCount = Environment.ProcessorCount;

			if( processorCount > 1 )
				m_MultiProcessor = true;

			if( m_MultiProcessor || Is64Bit )
				Console.WriteLine( "Core: Optimizing for {0} {2}processor{1}", processorCount, processorCount == 1 ? "" : "s", Is64Bit ? "64-bit " : "" );

			m_ProcessorCount = processorCount;

For the field definitions, the original is:

		private static bool m_MultiProcessor;
		private static int m_ProcessorCount;

it's probably better to do:

        private static bool m_MultiProcessor;

        public static bool MultiProcessor
        {
            get
            {
                if(Environment.ProcessorCount > 1)
                    m_MultiProcessor = true;
                else
                    m_MultiProcessor = false;
                return m_MultiProcessor;
            }
            set
            {
                m_MultiProcessor = value;
            }
        }

(hungarian notation... *puke*)

and then all that's needed in the main method is:

            if(MultiProcessor || Is64Bit)
                Console.WriteLine("Core: Optimizing for {0} {2}processor{1}", processorCount, processorCount == 1 ? "" : "s", Is64Bit ? "64-bit " : "");

[Jeff]

Its all relative, but if your trying to point out these semi-useless quirks(which is all just coding preference tbh) why didnt you go into 100% constructive detail and just do

        public static bool MultiProcessor
        {
           get
            {
                return (Environment.ProcessorCount > 1);
            }
        }

remove the set, since you cant set your processor count in the fucking 1st place, remove m_MultiProcessor and m_ProcessorCount.... your picky...