There is this keyword in C that's called register.
Back when C was invented, this was important. Machines were much simpler,
and you had to explain to the compiler what you wanted in registers, and
what could go to memory, so that codes would run faster.
For the past 15 years (at least, I think,
> > Would it be nice if there was a program like taskset which enables you
> > to move processes to other cores?
>
> No.
Let me be more clear on what Philip is saying by asking some
questions.
Can only root move programs to different processors via this program?
Or can any user move their own o
On Thu, Jun 7, 2012 at 12:59 PM, Han Boetes wrote:
> I just ran a script converting a bunch of files to mp3 and since I have
> a 8 core machine now I'd like to make my little script multi-threaded.
> So each resulting lame process will go to another core.
All released versions of OpenBSD use user
Hi,
I just ran a script converting a bunch of files to mp3 and since I have
a 8 core machine now I'd like to make my little script multi-threaded.
So each resulting lame process will go to another core.
When I ran the script I noticed that all processes ended up being run on
the same processor. T
