On 07/05/2009 04:23 PM, Alexander Graf wrote:
I thought of using -smp [processors=]2,cores=4,threads=2 (for a total
of 16 threads), but I think it makes more sense with -cpu.
I actually think putting this in -smp makes more sense. -cpu really
shouldn't need to be touched by normal users and as long as you can
either -cpu host or -cpu safe that should be enough.
Maybe. But in that case -cpu core2duo should imply cores=2 and -smp 2
-cpu core2duo will bring up 4 cores spread across two sockets.
But then again maybe we should replace -smp with something more useful
like -numa where you'd then specify #CPUs, #cores, mem-cpu connection,
etc.
I'd prefer -numa to specify the memory topology (and connections of
sockets to memory nodes), and -smp or -cpu to specify the intra-socket
topology.
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