On most of my multi-core machines, an attempt is made to detect the
number of threads to start at run-time (there may be a check for the
MAXIMUM number of threads at compile-time, but a developer would need to
chime in to determine if this is the case). For instance, I have a dual
quadcore machine
Hsin-Lin Chiang wrote:
Hi,
I tried gromacs 4.5.4 in these days and last version I used is 4.0.5.
I found when I add --enable-threads in installation.
I can use mdrun -nc 12 to run 12 CPUs together within one machine.
I assume you mean -nt?
It also amazing me when I type "top" to check the j
Hi,
I tried gromacs 4.5.4 in these days and last version I used is 4.0.5.
I found when I add --enable-threads in installation.
I can use mdrun -nc 12 to run 12 CPUs together within one machine.
It also amazing me when I type "top" to check the job, only one process
in computer and the CPU utilit
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