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We are doing some experiments with multiple CBMC instances running concurrently on a multi-core machine. As I understand CBMC parallelizes its work across multiple threads. To make our experiments more reproducible we would like to be sure that, when a CBMC instance runs, it may use at most N cores, with N fixed. Is there a way to configure that?
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At present (though this may change in future), CBMC does not use multi-threading (unless you choose to use a solving back-end that itself uses multiple threads), unless you are making use of the script added in #6895.
I am going to close this issue out as it appears to have been comprehensively answered and there has been no further response from the person raising it. Please feel free to re-open if you have further related queries.
We are doing some experiments with multiple CBMC instances running concurrently on a multi-core machine. As I understand CBMC parallelizes its work across multiple threads. To make our experiments more reproducible we would like to be sure that, when a CBMC instance runs, it may use at most N cores, with N fixed. Is there a way to configure that?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: