Use sysconf to get the total online CPUs #175
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num_cpus does not return the total number of CPUs if aperf is taskset. Use sysconf to get the total number of online CPUs.
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Do you have a reproducible example of this problem? I never ran into it. |
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The bigger problem to solve here is the report of failures when the set of disabled CPUs isn't contiguous and at the end of the CPU list. |
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Run aperf with taskset. Ex: |
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That is not my experience. I was doing many runs with taskset and aperf recorded all CPUs normally. |
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num_cpus does not return the total number of CPUs if aperf is taskset. Use sysconf to get the total number of online CPUs.
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