Action #356
Updated by Knödlseder Jürgen almost 12 years ago
Ideally, the maximum number of thread used by @ctobssim@ should be a hidden user parameter, so that a user can start @ctobssim@ from the command line with something like
<pre>
$ ctobssim threads=10
</pre>
and the simulation will then run on 10 cores in parallel.
This requires that the maximum number of threads can be controlled from within the code.
By default we should set this parameter to 0, and in this case the automatic method of openmp should be used to determine how many cores are available.
<pre>
$ ctobssim threads=10
</pre>
and the simulation will then run on 10 cores in parallel.
This requires that the maximum number of threads can be controlled from within the code.
By default we should set this parameter to 0, and in this case the automatic method of openmp should be used to determine how many cores are available.