Yes, agreed that the total thread count is more useful as in
artificially constrained resource environments (such as a multi-user,
selinux env where a user is given just enough resources to run a simple
cdi app on as7), one wants to be able to set the total threads
independent of the host capabilities.
On 5/6/11 1:36 PM, David M. Lloyd wrote:
I was talking to Andy Miller about thread pool configuration and he
suggested a couple things. First, he thought that having count and
per-cpu arguments cause more confusion than help. I think this is
probably a good idea since people seem mostly confused by it.
Second, he proposed a flag which would cause thread pools to be
automatically pre-filled, which seems like a pretty good idea.
Questions/comments?