-j0: zero cores
Flat opened this issue · 3 comments
Flat commented
It looks like -j0 using MIT/Rust Parallel literally means use 0 cores [1], while -j0 in GNU Parallel means use as many cores/jobs as possible [2]. This makes scripts that use -j0 stall indefinitely upon calling MIT/Rust parallel with the -j0 flag
mmstick commented
Seems silly to write -j0 when it basically means choose the default setting
. Nonetheless, I'll fix this shortly.
Flat commented
I agree, unfortunately to be compatible as a replacement for GNU Parallel this seems to be used.