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BUILT-IN MATHEMATICA SYMBOL
LaunchKernels
Kernels
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$ConfiguredKernels
$ConfiguredKernels
is the default list of kernels that are configured to be launched for parallel computing.
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On a multicore computer the list typically includes as many local kernels as there are cores, up to a limit defined by license availability.
Additional configurations for kernels on remote machines can be made available with the Wolfram Lightweight Grid and the Cluster Integration Package.
When no kernels are running,
LaunchKernels
uses
$ConfiguredKernels
as the default.
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Basic Examples
(1)
The default parallel kernel configuration:
When no kernels are running,
LaunchKernels
uses this list as the default to launch kernels:
The default parallel kernel configuration:
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When no kernels are running,
LaunchKernels
uses this list as the default to launch kernels:
In[2]:=
Out[2]=
Possible Issues
(2)
If any kernels are already running,
LaunchKernels
does not launch the default kernels:
Close all running kernels, then launch the default set of kernels:
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LaunchKernels
Kernels
$KernelCount
$ProcessorCount
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Parallel Computation Setup & Configuration
Summary of New Features in 7.0
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