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Re: [WIN7] Core utilization... ill help you then. everything is done programatically in this case. what you said is circular. |
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| said by AngryBlakMan: ill help you then. everything is done programatically in this case. what you said is circular.
but if you have no control over it, then its not germane to understanding the behavior you are seeing. English is fun.
Obviously everything on a computer is done via programming. The issue is if YOU (the user, running the program) control it, so YOU did something to force a program to a core, or if the programmer who wrote the program did it, and you have no control over the behavior or not.
Getting clearer for you?
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| said by JohnInSJ:but if you have no control over it, then its not germane to understanding the behavior you are seeing my friend, the point is that "programatic" has nothing to do with how the code is executed. whether an app does it or i do it via some gui button doesn't change that both methods are "programatic".
you said:
"It's possible to ask for processor affinity ... programmatically"
that's the only way it can be done, and therefore you haven't made any useful point here.
now, saying that the program itself has the ability to set it's own affinity is useful to say... but not at all relevant to the question i asked. |
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