You should be able to switch from two simple cpus into an smt o3
core, although I don't think it's been done for a little while. That
isn't scheduling per-say, so I'm not 100% sure I've answered your
question.
I still think the general problem is that if you have to some how
restore individual checkpoints which each have the same memory
layout. The easiest way I can see to get around this is to start the
physical memory allocation for each benchmark at a different place
(although you might have to have the same benchmark at a variety of
places so you could make any collection you wanted). The next think
you would need is some way to make the page table support different
thread ids/address space identifiers/etc.
Ali
On Oct 29, 2007, at 1:13 PM, Rick Strong wrote:
Hi,
Is there any good method of scheduling a thread between CPUs? I am
trying open two threads from a checkpoint and put them into a SMT
processor. What would be the best way to proceed. I could imagine
scheduling them from a single core to a SMT core, or just finding a
way to schedule them together at the beginning. Any ideas?
-Richard
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