Any thoughts of making Argyll threaded? In a many hour colprof run. (I know the docs say -qu over -qh doesn't do anything but run slower, but I want to see it.) I know speeding up -qu must not be high on the priority list, but this (presumably) would speed up the other modes as well. It's bouncing between 12% and 13% CPU usage. 8 logical cores on my machine, so looks like it isn't threaded. I'm assuming the operation here has parallel elements to benefit from threading, but I could of course be wrong. The long stage is the "There are 2 rev cache instances with 10241 Mbytes limit" part. Also, 48GB of memory and it's only using 1.4GB. Not sure if using more would make a difference, or exactly what the rev cache Mbytes limit is all about.