Disable thread binding #730
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The resource manager does a much better job at distributing cores than whatever it is we are doing. And running multiple processes per node is not uncommon these days. Signed-off-by: Joseph Schuchart <joseph.schuchart@stonybrook.edu>
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rationale for this change in ICLDisco/dplasma#9 |
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The resource manager does a much better job at distributing cores than whatever it is we are doing. And running multiple processes per node is not uncommon these days.
#515 is two years and it seems to be an intractable problem. @therault has at least one recent example where the forced binding to the same cores became a footgun for PaRSEC. We can re-enable the binding once someone comes up with a solution but until then we should play nice.