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I wrote [a blog post](https://blog.ligthert.net/posts/exploration-fun-and-process-cycles-of-sudoku/) about this.
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+## Features
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+* Worlds least efficient Sudoku solver
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+* Ability to assign a number of CPU cores to this task
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+* Split workloads among several computers
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## Usage
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To use the sudoku solver, run the binary with all the parameters available:
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```
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Usage of ./sudoku-funpark:
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+ -numcpu int
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+ Number of CPU cores to assign to this task. (default 12)
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+ -part int
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+ Process part x in n parts. Cannot be lower than 1, or higher than specified in split. (default 1)
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-row1 string
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1st row of the sudoku puzzle. (default "000000000")
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-row2 string
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@@ -31,6 +40,8 @@ Usage of ./sudoku-funpark:
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8th row of the sudoku puzzle. (default "000000000")
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-row9 string
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9th row of the sudoku puzzle. (default "000000000")
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+ -split int
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+ Split the tasks in n parts. This depends on the availability of the first row. (default 1)
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```
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Instead of using the 3x3 blocks with 3x3 digits, it uses horizontal rows from top to bottom.
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