Clarify threading works at reference genome level #140
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Looking at the code in computeCoreIdentity.hpp and splitDatabase.sh it is clear that threading works at the level of reference genomes. This is a very natural implementation, however it was not clear from the README file that there is no benefit with a single reference genome.
This was referenced Nov 14, 2024
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Looking at the code in computeCoreIdentity.hpp and splitDatabase.sh it is clear that threading works at the level of reference genomes. This is a very natural implementation, however it was not clear from the README file that there is no benefit with a single reference genome.