rapidmerge.py uses multiprocessing.cpu_count() to ge the number of available cpuswhich retruns the number of cpu in the machine. But this is not the same as the number of cpu available to the process. For example, you can run in a taskset context or a batch scheduler like slurm.
Hello
rapidmerge.py
usesmultiprocessing.cpu_count()
to ge the number of available cpuswhich retruns the number of cpu in the machine. But this is not the same as the number of cpu available to the process. For example, you can run in a taskset context or a batch scheduler like slurm.see:
I would suggest to use
len(os.sched_getaffinity(0))
instead ofmultiprocessing.cpu_count()
regards
Eric