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Created May 23, 2017 by Pumpe, Daniel (dpumpe)@dpumpe

Multiprocessing to process multiple probes for diagonal probing in parallel

Hi,

I've tried to upgrade the Prober class, making it capable of processing multiple probes at the same time on different cpus. Due to various mysterious pickling errors I failed to do so.

Does anybody have a deeper experience in parallelising a simple for-loop? I think this would speed up our codes by multiple factors, as most of them a run on prelude.

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