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By default, the script will use all available threads (up to the number of processes to be run, which is 16), but you can use `-n NUM_PERFORMANCE_CORES` to restrict it to use only the first `NUM_PERFORMANCE_CORES` threads.
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By default, the script will use all available threads (up to the number of processes to be run, which is 16), but you can use `-n NUM_PERFORMANCE_CORES` to restrict it to use only the first `NUM_PERFORMANCE_CORES` threads.
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If these are not the ones you want to use, you can instead specify `-N PERFORMANCE_CORE_RANGE` to indicate the specific threads to use.
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If these are not the ones you want to use, you can instead specify `-N PERFORMANCE_CORE_RANGE` to indicate the specific threads to use.
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