The number of threads does not change through the command line

[Renemen64]

The new version of the program stopped working with the command line parameter -t, --threads=N
in version 1.5.2 - it works
in the newer versions no longer works

[Bendr0id]

Which platform?
1.6.5 or 1.7.0_beta1?

[Renemen64]

Ah, sorry foregot to say:
Windows x64, gcc version
last chacked in 1.6.5

[Renemen64]

just checked version 1.7.0 - same problem
I'm using the Windows scheduler, so it's easier for me to set the parameters in the command line than in the configuration file.

[Bendr0id]

Ok. So there is no config file at all? Because it could overrule when there is one..

[Renemen64]

The configuration file is there, but I use it as a template. In the command line, I change basically the number of threads and affinity to CPU.

[Bendr0id]

Ok check if threads is set there.. if so, remove it

[Renemen64]

OK I understood. If I delete the "threads" parameter in the configuration file, then I can switch the number of threads.
But, as I said in earlier versions, the command-line option had a higher priority, and this is more logical.

[Bendr0id]

I agree it is. But i can't find code where it was working that way in the past.. I'll think about how i can change the behavior.

[Renemen64]

Any way, thanks for a tip. I will use this method as woraround.

[Bendr0id]

Do you build on your own? If so, please check latest 1.7.0 branch

[Bendr0id]

Fixed in master. Will be in release 1.7.0