set.thread.count: openMP Thread Count
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set.thread.count R Documentation
openMP Thread Count
Description
This methods allows you to set the number of cores currently accessible to openMP
Usage
set.thread.count(thread_count)
Arguments
thread_count
number of OPENMP threads to be used
Value
No return, sets the number of cores available to openMP for C level parallelization.
Author(s)
Nicolas De Jay, Simon Papillon-Cavanagh, Benjamin Haibe-Kains
Examples
# Access to number of available threads
threads <- get.thread.count()
# Force a single threaded openMP job
set.thread.count(1)
# Revert back to all accessible threads
set.thread.count(threads)
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openMP Thread Count
Description
This methods allows you to set the number of cores currently accessible to openMP
Usage
set.thread.count(thread_count)
Arguments
thread_count |
number of OPENMP threads to be used |
Value
No return, sets the number of cores available to openMP for C level parallelization.
Author(s)
Nicolas De Jay, Simon Papillon-Cavanagh, Benjamin Haibe-Kains
Examples
# Access to number of available threads
threads <- get.thread.count()
# Force a single threaded openMP job
set.thread.count(1)
# Revert back to all accessible threads
set.thread.count(threads)
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