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December 14, 2011, 04:30 |
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Hey All!
I'm trying to do some parallel calculations. I've access to several computers. Each of them has 6 processors. For testing I'm running the motorBike tutorial. So when I want to use 12 processors, how do I have to set "n" in hierarchicalCoeffs? Originally: (3 2 1) <== with 6 processors I read the user guide, but couldn't find the right solution, because e.g. (6 4 2) doesn't work. greets Christian |
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