Stopping a task and resuming it with more allocated cores











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Is it possible to start a task eg-



$ make xxx


then pause it, and resume it with more cores allocated?



$ <some-resume-command> <pid> -j 


which would be the equivalent of switching to the below command



$ make -j xxx









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    Is it possible to start a task eg-



    $ make xxx


    then pause it, and resume it with more cores allocated?



    $ <some-resume-command> <pid> -j 


    which would be the equivalent of switching to the below command



    $ make -j xxx









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      Is it possible to start a task eg-



      $ make xxx


      then pause it, and resume it with more cores allocated?



      $ <some-resume-command> <pid> -j 


      which would be the equivalent of switching to the below command



      $ make -j xxx









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      Is it possible to start a task eg-



      $ make xxx


      then pause it, and resume it with more cores allocated?



      $ <some-resume-command> <pid> -j 


      which would be the equivalent of switching to the below command



      $ make -j xxx






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