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Currently, it uses up all the CPUs available in a system. This causes complication with the tutorial for Windows, where a nasty workaround is needed for multiprocessing (i.e. the freeze_support).
Then, if number_processes is > 1 and on Windows, we show a warning that tells user to add freeze_support() (we pre-emptively tell the user of this issue instead of waiting for it to happen). This warning can be disabled via a flag to the function:
Currently, it uses up all the CPUs available in a system. This causes complication with the tutorial for Windows, where a nasty workaround is needed for
multiprocessing
(i.e. thefreeze_support
).Then, if
number_processes
is > 1 and on Windows, we show a warning that tells user to addfreeze_support()
(we pre-emptively tell the user of this issue instead of waiting for it to happen). This warning can be disabled via a flag to the function:Originally posted in #1202.
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