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Question regarding msconvert multithreading #3385
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Some filters, like CWT peak picking, benefit from multithreading, so when those filters are used it will use 16 threads or the number of hardware threads available on the machine, whichever is less. Yes, it should work under wine, but possibly not as well as native Windows. I haven't tested CWT on wine. |
Cool! Is there some list of those filters or some specific part of the documentation I could dig in more deeply?? Is there an option to choose how many threads to use? (Besides 1 and 16, obviously) |
Just checked, there's only two filters with |
Cool! Thanks for the quick answer!! |
Hi,
I have been using the Docker image pulled from
proteowizard/pwiz-skyline-i-agree-to-the-vendor-licenses
to usemsconvert
on a Linux machine with high computational power. I noticed that there is the option—singleThreaded
.Does this mean that the default parameter uses multiple threads? If that’s the case, how many does it use? Is this option even possible/available if I’m running
wine
under a Docker container?Any answer to this would be highly appreciated :)
Thanks!
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