New question #682916 on Yade:
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Hi, I have some questions about the cores and threads in parallel mode.
1. What's the difference between the --cores and -j ? In the documentation,
they almost have the same defination.
--cores Set number of OpenMP threads (as –threads) and in addition set
affinity of threads to the cores given.
-j Number of OpenMP threads to run
2. What can we get from the parameter of --performance?
I have tried this parameter, it shows the time consuming of different
engine parts for different number of particles. So it will help to improve the
program?
3. In the section of Controlling parallel computation, there are to two ways to
set the cores or threads for the job. One is the environmental variable
OMP_NUMBER_THREADS, and the other is the -j X option. Also it says the cores
number can be found in the /proc/cpuinfo. i have looked up this file, it has 8
processors and each has 1 cores. In fact, i set 8 cores to the ubuntu system in
the VM. Does it mean my processors are single core processors?
4. How to set the right cores for a job?
In the graphical controller created when yades stars, there is a item named
iter. It shows the current iter and a velocity. Does this velocity is the
calculation speed, iter per second? If so, is it feasible to try the number of
cores used by this velocity?
Thanks,
Xuesong
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