[ see readme_VisLight.txt for more information ]

WVis is a modified version of Bengt Jardrup's VIS tool.  It's the exact same program as the one you can get here...

http://user.tninet.se/~xir870k/

...except that it has multithreading turned on. Basically, you get 1 thread for every core/processor you have on your machine. This will speed up VIS compile times dramatically if you have a machine with multiple cores/processors.

Usage and syntax are exactly the same with the exception of one new argument:

-threads [n]

This lets you override the default number of threads that WVis wants to give you. This is useful if, for example, you have 8 cores in your machine but only want to tie up 7 of them doing the VIS.  "-threads 7" will do that for you.

Enjoy!

- Willem
  (www.wantonhubris.com)

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2010 01 17:
http://www.celephais.net/board/view_thread.php?id=60365
The original version by Willem had a bug if you interrupted and resumed the process. This is a bugfixed version. Tuna made the fix after Spirit made it a small monetary bounty.
If you do not plan to interrupt it a lot, use a bigger -savetime for performance gains.
The patch against Willem's source is included.

Spirit (at quaddicted.com)

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2010 01 19: Better, faster and nicer to look at

Again Tuna's work.