Re: Multi Thread in Mathematica (not multi core)
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- Date: Wed, 3 Oct 2012 23:38:35 -0400 (EDT)
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There is the code that I was looking for. CloseKernels[]; LaunchKernels[16]; ParallelMap[Import,urlList] My mistake was to think that the number of kernels was limited by the number of cores. Credits to @belisarius from stackexchange On Monday, October 1, 2012 3:24:20 AM UTC-3, Murta wrote: > Hi All > > I'm working in some web scraping using Mathematica, and today, to get velocity, I have to call bash commands inside Mathematica (xargs with parallel options with curl and wget). > > I would like to do All inside Mathematica, but I miss multi thread capability. I could use more cores, but it's not the answer because the leg is due to time lag, not lack of processor capacity. > > Some clue? Something new to Mathematica 9? > > I thought that would be natural to be multi thread if it's multi core. > > tks in advance > > Murta