Parallel processing, yiha :)

So, you have some very high computation-demanding work to do? Furthermore, you also have some fancy server with 16 cores or more, all available for your sexy computations?
Cool, then you would LOVE the ppss.
What it does is that it can scan for you how many cores has the machine that runs ppss, and schedules list of processes to each of the cores.
For example, I have around 200 separate simulations to perform.
I downloaded ppss (no compilation necessary :) ), and just run it with specific command (help can be found on link above).

It reduced the running time of my simulations from 2 weeks to 2 days :)

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