On Mon, Mar 22, 2010 at 10:40 AM, Julien Claassen <julien@email-addr-hidden-lab.de> wrote:
> Hello Klaus!
> I'd think, if such an affinity switch would be considered, it might be an
> option for the ecasoundrc.
>
Wherever. ( I'm actually not using the ecasoundrc)
The application might even be that smart that it puts certain important
threads on a different processor on its own..
I just don't want to make things too complicated. As I said schedtool needs
just a simple parameter at start. Done.
I am sure that this could be done easily. This way schedtool would become
obsolete in my case.
Has anybody played with that schedtool parameter? Give it a try and report
back. ( Make sure you select the right physical processor ( cat
/proc/cpuinfo)
> But isn't the cpu selection usually a feature of tools close to the OS?
I'd say talking about scheduling and realtime scheduling - one of the main
ecasound features - is as close as talking about OS can get. ;)
Cheers
\Klaus
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