Subj : Re: Solaris real-time thread capabilities
To   : comp.unix.solaris,comp.programming.threads
From : Casper H.S. Dik
Date : Wed Sep 07 2005 11:04 am

capnwhit@yahoo.com writes:

>Hello Trond, I have tried my tests on two systems (a 4 CPU 1050 MHz
>system and a 2 CPU 450 MHz system). The test fails on both... I share
>the 4 CPU machine with my other co-workers, but I have exclusive access
>to the 2 CPU machine. Nothing else was running... I use psrset to
>create a processor set, and only my "test" program was running on CPU 2
>(nothing else was assigned to that CPU). No suspicious messages inside
>/var/adm/messages. The 4 CPU machine has plenty of messages about
>"Accepted publickey" and "sendmail". No messages on the 2 CPU machine.
>I hope the hardware is not broken :-) Using prtdiag does not show
>anything out of the ordinary...

What happens when you bind you process to a single CPU?

Casper
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