system_cpu_core_count: Function to return the system's number of CPU cores.
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system_cpu_core_count R Documentation
Function to return the system's number of CPU cores.
Description
Function to return the system's number of CPU cores.
Usage
system_cpu_core_count(logical_cores = TRUE, max_cores = NA)
Arguments
logical_cores
Should logical cores be included in the core count?
max_cores
Should the return have a maximum value? This can be useful
when there are very many cores and logic is being built.
Author(s)
Stuart K. Grange
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| system_cpu_core_count | R Documentation |
Function to return the system's number of CPU cores.
Description
Function to return the system's number of CPU cores.
Usage
system_cpu_core_count(logical_cores = TRUE, max_cores = NA)
Arguments
logical_cores |
Should logical cores be included in the core count? |
max_cores |
Should the return have a maximum value? This can be useful when there are very many cores and logic is being built. |
Author(s)
Stuart K. Grange
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