yes, i build h1d1 on sbcl(2.5.9)with 3500 lines of common-lisp code.
The code for Common Lisp might intimidate many,
but my code is concise and easy to understand,
something Lisp programmers might scoff at.
Therefore, it's best to treat h1d1 as a black box for web services,
and I promise h1d1 is safe and verifiable.
The documentation for h1d1 is in the help.txt file;
I'll modify the description in r6v4.app later to provide detailed explanations for each option.
Most importantly, the `--core` option is crucial;
its value represents the number of CPU cores and threads.
h1d1 will use this value as the number of worker groups.
For example, in a 6-core, 12-thread configuration, `--core` should be 12.
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