Configure DuckDB native threads for benchmarking#6512
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Signed-off-by: Nicholas Gates <nick@nickgates.com>
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| let client_context = init_input.client_context()?; | ||
| let object_cache = client_context.object_cache(); | ||
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| let num_workers = std::thread::available_parallelism() |
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For the extension, max_threads means up to how many threads are suppported by the extension, not how many should be used. That's why extensions use u64::MAX to signal that any thread count is supported.
So should DuckDB decide to use more threads than logical cores, they would mismatch.
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Benchmarking takes a "threads" flag. We used to only set this on the Vortex table function, not the rest of DuckDB. This was different to how the same flag behaves in DataFusion which configures the entire Tokio runtime with n threads.
I can confirm it runs with a single thread when passed