pool_stop: Stop the Worker Pool
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pool_stop R Documentation
Stop the Worker Pool
Description
Terminates all worker processes and releases resources. Waits for workers
to actually terminate before returning.
Usage
pool_stop(pool = NULL, timeout = 5)
Arguments
pool
A shard_pool object. If NULL, uses the current pool.
timeout
Numeric. Seconds to wait for workers to terminate (default 5).
Returns after timeout even if workers are still alive.
Value
NULL (invisibly).
Examples
p <- pool_create(2)
pool_stop(p)
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Stop the Worker Pool
Description
Terminates all worker processes and releases resources. Waits for workers to actually terminate before returning.
Usage
pool_stop(pool = NULL, timeout = 5)
Arguments
pool |
A |
timeout |
Numeric. Seconds to wait for workers to terminate (default 5). Returns after timeout even if workers are still alive. |
Value
NULL (invisibly).
Examples
p <- pool_create(2)
pool_stop(p)
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