CpuBackend: do not return early if algo changed but threads are same - #149
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fixes bug where backend did not stop and reinitialize on some systems between rx/0 and flex or such when thread profiles were the same
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fixes bug where backend did not stop and reinitialize on some systems between rx/0 and flex or such when thread profiles were the same