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Explore Stack InternalIs it possible to simply force MathematicaMathematica to evaluate one cell with let's say kernel A and another cell with kernel B etc. so that they can be evaluated in parallel? There is a similar answer here but I prefer avoiding creating cells manually. I would like it either in guiGUI or in some other simple way. The code is a plot creation. I would prefer each in separate cell. Is this even possible? Why cannot I simply right click a cell and assign a kernel :-(.
Is it possible to simply force Mathematica to evaluate one cell with let's say kernel A and another cell with kernel B etc. so that they can be evaluated in parallel? There is a similar answer here but I prefer avoiding creating cells manually. I would like it either in gui or in some other simple way. The code is a plot creation. I would prefer each in separate cell. Is this even possible? Why cannot I simply right click a cell and assign a kernel :-(.
Is it possible to simply force Mathematica to evaluate one cell with let's say kernel A and another cell with kernel B etc. so that they can be evaluated in parallel? There is a similar answer here but I prefer avoiding creating cells manually. I would like it either in GUI or in some other simple way. The code is a plot creation. I would prefer each in separate cell. Is this even possible? Why cannot I simply right click a cell and assign a kernel :-(.
Is it possible to simply force Mathematica to evaluate one cell with let's say kernel A and another cell with kernel B etc. so that they can be evaluated in parallel? There is a similar answer here but I prefer avoiding creating cells manually. I would like it either in gui or in some other simple way. The code is a plot creation. I would prefer each in separate cell. Is this even possible? Why cannot I simply right click a cell and assign a kernel :-(.
