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As far as I know, ecode is a multithreaded but single-process program (similar to legacy Firefox). What does this switch do? I’m thinking it might be something like launching multiple |
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SpartanJ
Jan 12, 2026
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It's the number of job threads it will create ecode for the thread pool, which all the async task are executed, by default the thread pool will have a thread per core. This is just to change that, it's useful mostly for debugging purposes, you shouldn't change the default number. |
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It's the number of job threads it will create ecode for the thread pool, which all the async task are executed, by default the thread pool will have a thread per core. This is just to change that, it's useful mostly for debugging purposes, you shouldn't change the default number.