Paul Davis wrote:
Hey Paul,
Thanks much for that. I was hoping it was something simple like that.
"Spidermonkey doesn't use any SMP features" - does that mean it will
only run on one core and essentially become the bottleneck ?
Nitin
Nitin,
Getting Erlang to spread should just be a matter of building it to
have SMP support. ICU and Spidermonkey don't make use of any SM
operation. You'll want to check Erlang's ./configure --help but I
think it compiles SMP by default. If not you'll want to check options
like --with-smp and --with-async.
Paul Davis
On Sun, Aug 9, 2009 at 1:01 AM, Nitin Borwankar<[email protected]> wrote:
Hello all,
I may get *free* access to an 8 core 32G server machine and am curious if
the underlying Erlang layer will automagically spread itself across 8 cores
or does anything need to be done in particular while build, install or
config?
Second this is a 64 bit RHEL or FC machine ( not sure exactly whihc but it
doesn't matter much) so the Ubuntu niceness is missing.
So when installing from release tarball what's the best way to install
dependencies ( the instructions seem only to talk about debian apt-get
installs).
Are there recent RPM's that can be installed via yum that will satisfy needs
of 0.90 and beyond ? Anyone done this before ?
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