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--- doc:user:advanced:parallel [2025/11/25 08:15] – boman
+++ doc:user:advanced:parallel [2025/11/25 08:23] (current) – [Read the details] boman
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 These 3 lines will display 3 blocks of messages such as this one:
-  **************************************************
+  \**************************************************
    WARNING: StrVectorBase::useTBB(true):
     Structural vectors will be computed in parallel.
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     are NOT thread safe yet!
     => Erroneous results / program crash may occur!.
-  **************************************************
+  \**************************************************
 This is the normal behaviour. Some parts of Metafor are not thread-safe yet. However, if you are using classical commands, algorithms and methods of Metafor, enabling parallelism is totally safe.
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 During the calculation, CPU times are displayed at the beginning of each time step: for example:
-  *** STEP 9: t= 0.000149616 - dt= 4.3125e-05 - CPU= 1m24.97s/41.54s
+  \*** STEP 9: t= 0.000149616 - dt= 4.3125e-05 - CPU= 1m24.97s/41.54s
 The first time is the "CPU time". This is the sum of the calculation times spent in each core of your CPU. This timer runs much faster than the "wall-clock time", which is the second time displayed.
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 ===== Read the details =====
-The time spent in each part of the code is summarized in the ''timers.txt''.
+The time spent in each part of the code is summarized in ''timers.txt''. You will find this file in the workspace of your test at the end of the calculation.
-If you are interested in analysing the efficiency of your model, you can have a look at this table:
+If you are interested in analysing the efficiency of your model, you can have a look at its contents (it is a table similar to this one):
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