New features of jobQueue:
- Determination of maximal number of cores supports IronRuby
- The included shell parallelization script prun.rb uses this number
as its default, so the specification of the number of threads is now
optional. - number of worker threads is now set with ‘-j’ option
- added ‘-h’
- blocks can now pushed to the jobQueue
dev:GitHub - Try2Code/jobQueue: Parallelize Ruby things and shell jobs on a defined number of threads
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