Simple recipe for a simple 2-thread 2-processor scenario?

[saoj]

Hi Peter,

It would be nice to have some recipes on how to use your library. For example: I have two threads and two physical processors. I want to assign each one to its own physical processor. How do I do that? Now I want to make sure they always run in the same physical processor. How do I do that?

I want to test my 2-threaded (consumer-producer) queue under those two very distinct situations. The queue is here: http://mentaqueue.soliveirajr.com

It would be nice to have the "basic of the basic" as recipes in the wiki. If you show me how to do it I can place it in the wiki to help out. Or you can answer my question by updating the wiki.

Thanks!!!!

-Sergio

[peter-lawrey]

I will have a look tomorrow.

On 16 April 2012 21:31, Sergio Oliveira Jr.
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wrote:

Hi Peter,

It would be nice to have some recipes on how to use your library. For example: I have two threads and two physical processors. I want to assign each one to its own physical processor. How do I do that? Now I want to make sure they always run in the same physical processor. How do I do that?

I want to test my 2-threaded (consumer-producer) queue under those two very distinct situations. The queue is here: http://mentaqueue.soliveirajr.com

It would be nice to have the "basic of the basic" as recipes in the wiki. If you show me how to do it I can place it in the wiki to help out. Or you can answer my question by updating the wiki.

Thanks!!!!

-Sergio

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