Dudes and/or Dudettes:
I know i've seen (in normal user space) a call to determine the number
of CPUs in a system but i can't find it now that i need it.
This is more of a networking question:
There are times when i fail to call my (user space) terminate handler
and give back my listen socket. Is there any way to recover that system
resource without rebooting? (I usually lose it when i restart the program
in ddd without a `signal SIGINT` first)
Regarding the `make -j` discussion a while back, here are my measured times
on a dual PPro/200 128MB aic78xx K:2.2.0-final (building 2.2.5)
1 7:48
2 4:42
3 4:37
4 4:32
5 4:32
6 4:36
7 5:05
8 5:56
-j 13:26
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