pycauset.get_num_threads

Gets the current number of threads used for parallel operations.

Syntax

n = pycauset.get_num_threads()

Returns

Type	Description
int	The current number of threads.

Description

Returns the number of threads currently configured for the global thread pool. If set_num_threads has not been called, this returns the default value (usually the number of hardware threads).

Example

import pycauset

n = pycauset.get_num_threads()
print(f"PyCauset is using {n} threads.")