Set the default max degree of parallelism to the max allowed by the underlying scheduler#175
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VJalili merged 1 commit intoGenometric:devfrom Oct 15, 2022
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Set the default max degree of parallelism to the max allowed by the underlying scheduler#175VJalili merged 1 commit intoGenometric:devfrom
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This improves performance as it allows mspc to utilize as many threads as the underlying scheduler provides, hence can better leverage the available system resources.