Hi Brian,AFAIK, MIRA uses multiple threads only for the skimming part (all against all comparison). You choose the number of threads to use at run time using -SK:not=<integer>
From the manual (http://mira-assembler.sourceforge.net/docs/mira.html): The parameters for SKIM3:number_of_threads(not)=integer >= 1 Number of threads used in SKIM, default is 2. A few parts of SKIM are non-threaded, so the speedup is not exactly linear, but it should be very close. E.g., with 2 processors I get a speedup of 170%.
Although the main data structures are shared between the threads, there's some additional memory needed for each thread.
HTH, Lionel On 1 Dec 2009, at 12:09 , Brian Forde wrote:
HiYou say mira supports multiple processors. Is there a flag when running mira to do this or is it specified during installationregards Brian
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