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When running your program with "make -j 8" for example, still only one core is being used.
I run the latest (10.0.0) version of Chez Scheme on x86_64 Linux. I configured Chez Scheme with the "--threads" option.
Still the program uses only 1 processor core.
Any advice?
Martin
P. S. Will your program be precise above say 100 billion decimal points? How to check?
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Hi,
great program, indeed.
When running your program with "make -j 8" for example, still only one core is being used.
I run the latest (10.0.0) version of Chez Scheme on x86_64 Linux. I configured Chez Scheme with the "--threads" option.
Still the program uses only 1 processor core.
Any advice?
Martin
P. S. Will your program be precise above say 100 billion decimal points? How to check?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: