--cores option
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Alexander Eulitz [Eugen]
Hi,
during my latest performance tests I encountered a situation where I started two different simulations at the same time. each of it was start with -j2 option. So it yade should use 2 cores for each simulation. after the simulation ran for about 2 weeks I recognized that only two cores in total where really used.
Going through the other possible starting options of Yade I saw --cores. What exactly does it do and what is the difference to -j?
Thank you guys, Eugen
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