hi Martin,
thanks for the explanation, it makes, i got confused because i was using
'bpiterate()' to parallelize calculations through the slices of rows of
a matrix as you described in this post:
https://support.bioconductor.org/p/123104
where this was the recommended option for parallelizin
The rationale is that bpiterate() is used when the number of iterations is
unknown (hence the length of the progress bar indeterminate...), whereas
bplapply() is a more natural candidate for iteration when the length of the
iteration is known... is bpiterate() providing functionality (REDUCE, ma
