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The current setup does not use the full power of the local (VM) resources. In particular, GeneSeqer is always run in non-parallel mode, even on a VM with multiple processors.
Performance gains should be substantial by allowing the user an additional parameter when setting the Transcript Spliced Alignment options: "Number of processors". If set to a number >1 [default can be 1],
then the script splitMakearryGSQ.pl (could be renamed in the process!) could be asked to invoke GeneSeqerMPI instead of GeneSeqer.
Suggestion: assign parameter passing to Jon, GeneSeqerMPI implementation to Volker, independent testing to Daniel
Priority: not urgent, but attractive
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Some sanity checking would be in order of course. If I were to test this feature, I would see how xGDBvm GUI handles the following as input.
1
n (number of CPUs on the system)
4_n_
999999
-1
reuben
It should be possible to programmatically probe the number of CPUs on the VM (/etc/procinfo?) and to make sure the number of requested processors does not exceed the number of available CPUs.
The current setup does not use the full power of the local (VM) resources. In particular, GeneSeqer is always run in non-parallel mode, even on a VM with multiple processors.
Performance gains should be substantial by allowing the user an additional parameter when setting the Transcript Spliced Alignment options: "Number of processors". If set to a number >1 [default can be 1],
then the script splitMakearryGSQ.pl (could be renamed in the process!) could be asked to invoke GeneSeqerMPI instead of GeneSeqer.
Suggestion: assign parameter passing to Jon, GeneSeqerMPI implementation to Volker, independent testing to Daniel
Priority: not urgent, but attractive
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: