Limits for available CPU cores during importing - #97
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Looking good! Just one small cleanup comment
| // Get the amount of logical cores available without the program interrupting other system processes. | ||
| // At the time of writing the recommended minimal cpu count is 3 so for systems with less let all be available. | ||
| func GetAvailableCores(coresNum int) int { | ||
| if coresNum > 2 { |
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Slightly cleaner logic for this nested block:
if coresNum == 3 {
coresNum--
} else if coresNum > 3 {
coresNum -= 2
}
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Added the following limits for logical CPU cores usage during importing:
Also added tests for new functions.