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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I want to know whether in Linux is there a way to bind a process or application to perticular CPU core ? Eg: If i have an application running ...
  1. 11-25-2009 #1
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    Binding a process to perticular core

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    I want to know whether in Linux is there a way to bind a process or application to perticular CPU core ?

    Eg: If i have an application running on multicore(4 CPU cores) linux environment , Is there any way I can bind this process to Core 1 & 2 , so that my process runs on only these cores.
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    See the man pages for htop (system command), taskset (system command), numactl (system command), and sched_setaffinity (C-language function call).
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