I dont think we have any such call -- Olivier may know better. One way to get the effect is to pass a command line arg and use that internally. For instance samples/NQueensPar.x10 uses a parameter P to control degree of parallelism in the application. Internally, it generates the value of P, but it could have read it from the command line.
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