[Octave-bug-tracker] [bug #55643] Function "nproc" just reports the environment variable OMP_NUM_THREADS not the "current number of available processors".

[Mike Miller]

Follow-up Comment #10, bug #55643 (project octave):

I think it is correct that Octave's nproc does not use "all" by default.
Should nproc use "overridable" by default to be compatible with the nproc
system command? That's what I would expect and prefer.

Other than that, it seems to me that this bug is resolved as working correctly
and can be closed.

Just for my own education, where is the sched_setaffinity being done on
OpenSUSE? Is this a global default configuration, was this an accident, is
this configurable by the user? In case this comes up again it would be good to
know how this works.



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