This is not advisable unless the system has multiple processors and sufficient memory. The optional parameter nproc n may be used to specify the number of processes to allow to run in parallel on the specified host. It is equivalent to repeating the host directive n times. If no host entries appear in the multi-processing control file, the originating system will automatically be selected as the only host. Using localhost is preferred over not putting in any host directives because it assures that the scripts set up WIND consistently.
WIND assigns the most computationally intensive zones to the highest entries in the list.
The system that originates the job is not automatically included in the host list. If it is desired to also assign solution tasks to the originating system, it should have a host entry like any other system. For estimating purposes, the master process typically consumes less than one percent of the CPU time on the master host. This directive specifies the type of access that worker systems have to files on the master. First, it should only be used when running on a single multi-processor system, not with workstation clusters.