Method: Autobuild.autodetect_processor_count
- Defined in:
- lib/autobuild/subprocess.rb
.autodetect_processor_count ⇒ Object
Returns the number of CPUs present on this system
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# File 'lib/autobuild/subprocess.rb', line 77 def self.autodetect_processor_count return @processor_count if @processor_count if File.file?('/proc/cpuinfo') cpuinfo = File.readlines('/proc/cpuinfo') physical_ids = [] core_count = [] processor_ids = [] cpuinfo.each do |line| case line when /^processor\s+:\s+(\d+)$/ processor_ids << Integer($1) when /^physical id\s+:\s+(\d+)$/ physical_ids << Integer($1) when /^cpu cores\s+:\s+(\d+)$/ core_count << Integer($1) end end # Try to count the number of physical cores, not the number of # logical ones. If the info is not available, fallback to the # logical count has_consistent_info = (physical_ids.size == core_count.size) && (physical_ids.size == processor_ids.size) if has_consistent_info info = Array.new while (id = physical_ids.shift) info[id] = core_count.shift end @processor_count = info.compact.inject(&:+) else @processor_count = processor_ids.size end else result = Open3.popen3("sysctl", "-n", "hw.ncpu") do |_, io, _| io.read end @processor_count = Integer(result.chomp.strip) unless result.empty? end # The format of the cpuinfo file is ... let's say not very standardized. # If the cpuinfo detection fails, inform the user and set it to 1 unless @processor_count # Hug... What kind of system is it ? Autobuild. "INFO: cannot autodetect the number of CPUs on this sytem" Autobuild. "INFO: turning parallel builds off" Autobuild. "INFO: you can manually set the number of parallel build "\ "processes to N" Autobuild. "INFO: (and therefore turn this message off)" Autobuild. "INFO: with" Autobuild. " Autobuild.parallel_build_level = N" @processor_count = 1 end @processor_count end |