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> Andrew Pavlis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
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> > Are there any smp managers out there that can assign different processes
> > to different cpu's (for running multiple servers)....If anyone knows of
> > anything like this, please let me know!!!
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i guess this refers to something like binding processes to CPUS like
whats available on Solaris. things like creating processor sets and
binding processes (or groups of processes) to these sets. no, i guess
linux does not currently support utilities that can help bind processes
to cpus.
> yes. it's called the linux kernel. linux is multitasking and will
> use whatever processor it has lying around. the kernel manages the
> processes and doles them out to the cpus. what if you have more
> things to run that processors? you do not get a processor per
> process.
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