Windows HPC: Intel's MKL math library
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So which routines make use of MKL within Revolution R? I am running an intel i7-2600K processor, 4 cores with 8 threads, but I know I only have 4 MKL threads by using the getMKLthreads() function found in the doSMP library. So I believe this means I can use at most 4 threads for parallel computation if I'm using MKL subroutines? Which subroutines are these and can you use non MKL subroutines if you want to make use of additional threads? Anyone know? Thanks!
crchrdsn 1 year ago