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Always use the logical processor count for system max cores #385

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# Build tool specific
target

# jEnv
.java-version
7 changes: 1 addition & 6 deletions core/src/main/scala/dagr/core/execsystem/Resource.scala
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package dagr.core.execsystem

import oshi.SystemInfo
import oshi.hardware.platform.mac.MacHardwareAbstractionLayer

/** Manipulates system resources */
object Resource {
private val hal = new SystemInfo().getHardware

/** Total number of cores in the system */
val systemCores : Cores =
if (hal.isInstanceOf[MacHardwareAbstractionLayer])
Cores(this.hal.getProcessor.getPhysicalProcessorCount)
else
Cores(this.hal.getProcessor.getLogicalProcessorCount)
val systemCores: Cores = Cores(this.hal.getProcessor.getLogicalProcessorCount)

/** The total amount of memory in the system. */
val systemMemory: Memory = new Memory(this.hal.getMemory.getTotal)
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