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ta_num_threads

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Syntax
number = thread_alloc::num_threads()

Purpose
Determine the number of threads as set during parallel_setup .

number
The return value number has prototype
    size_t number
and is equal to the value of num_threads in the previous call to parallel_setup . If there was no such previous call, the value one is returned.

Example
The example and test thread_alloc.cpp uses this routine.

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Input File: include/cppad/utility/thread_alloc.hpp