How can I benchmark OpenCV with parallelism disabled, i.e. on a single core of the CPU? Is this possible without rebuilding the libraries? Should I insert an #undef HAVE_PARALLEL_FRAMEWORK
somewhere?
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How can I benchmark OpenCV with parallelism disabled, i.e. on a single core of the CPU? Is this possible without rebuilding the libraries? Should I insert an #undef HAVE_PARALLEL_FRAMEWORK
somewhere?
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How can I benchmark OpenCV with parallelism disabled, i.e. on a single core of the CPU? Is this possible without rebuilding the libraries? Should I insert an #undef HAVE_PARALLEL_FRAMEWORK
somewhere?
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How can I benchmark OpenCV on Windows (Visual Studio) with parallelism disabled, i.e. on a single core of the CPU? Is this possible without rebuilding the libraries? Should I insert an #undef HAVE_PARALLEL_FRAMEWORK
somewhere?somewhere? I haven't noticed a CMake option to disable compilation with the Parallel Patterns Library, among other parallel frameworks.
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How can I benchmark OpenCV on Windows (Visual Studio) with parallelism disabled, i.e. on a single core of the CPU? CPU parallelization disabled? Is this possible without rebuilding the libraries? Should I insert an #undef HAVE_PARALLEL_FRAMEWORK
somewhere? I haven't noticed a CMake option to disable compilation with the Parallel Patterns Library, among other parallel frameworks.