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In version v0.1.5 DaemonMode is able to run each client in parallel, but not in several CPUs. In this version it is able to run each client in one different CPU.
$ julia -e 'using DaemonMode; serve(async=true)'
That command will allow to run different clients parallel, but it will use only one CPU.
If you want to use several threads, you can do:
$ julia -t auto -e 'using DaemonMode; serve(async=true)'
Auto allows DaemonMode to use all processors of the computer, but you can put -t 1, -t 2, ...
With several threads (indicated with -t), you can run several clients in different CPUs, without increasing the time for each client. If there is only one process, the processing time will be divided between the different clients.
Changes
Improve documentation in relation with async and threads.
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New version v0.1.6
In version v0.1.5 DaemonMode is able to run each client in parallel, but not in several CPUs. In this version it is able to run each client in one different CPU.
$ julia -e 'using DaemonMode; serve(async=true)'
That command will allow to run different clients parallel, but it will use only one CPU.
If you want to use several threads, you can do:
$ julia -t auto -e 'using DaemonMode; serve(async=true)'
Auto allows DaemonMode to use all processors of the computer, but you can put -t 1, -t 2, ...
With several threads (indicated with -t), you can run several clients in different CPUs, without increasing the time for each client. If there is only one process, the processing time will be divided between the different clients.
Changes
Fixes
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