doParabar-package: Foreach Parallel Adaptor For `parabar` Backends

Description

Provides a 'foreach' parallel adapter for 'parabar' backends. This package offers a minimal implementation of the '

Arguments

Package Loading

By default, and for various reasons, the doParabar package does not automatically load other packages. Instead, I recommended to load the foreach::foreach and parabar::parabar packages explicitly in your scripts (i.e., or add them to your Imports in the DESCRIPTION file when developing an R package). Package startup messages can be suppressed via base::suppressPackageStartupMessages().

Automatic Exporting

Note that doParabar does not automatically export variables to the backend. Instead, I strongly recommend being explicit about what you want to export to the backend and use the .export and .noexport arguments. Similarly, the .packages argument can be used to indicate which packages should be loaded on the backend. Please check the Details section of the documentation for doPar() for all supported arguments.

Resources

For more information about parabar::parabar, please consult de documentation and examples at parabar.mihaiconstantin.com.
For specific information about using parabar::parabar in conjunction with foreach::foreach please check the online vignette at parabar.mihaiconstantin.com/articles/foreach.

Author

Maintainer: Mihai Constantin mihai@mihaiconstantin.com (ORCID)

Details

The doParabar package acts as a foreach::foreach parallel adaptor for parabar::parabar backends. It provides a minimal implementation for the foreach::%dopar% operator, enabling seamless integration of the parabar::parabar package with the foreach::foreach package.