4 Apr
2007
4 Apr
'07
1:06 p.m.
----- "Erick Perez" eaperezh@gmail.com wrote:
What command can I use to check if a specific process is being spreaded among multiple cpus?
You can use "top" (among others) to see "where" your process are running, run top, and type "f" and then "J", it'll add a "P"rocessor column on top.
But, _a_ process can't spread on multiple CPUs... to do this the application need to be specificaly designed to do so. A way to do this is using multi-threads, another one is forking multi-instances. But, with only one instance running an application will use only one CPU.
Antonio.
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