Samuel Thibault wrote: > Brice Goglin, le Wed 03 Mar 2010 09:56:42 +0100, a écrit : > >> I am asking people here, some are confused by all these >> --logical/--physical outputs. One idea that came is to always keep the >> logical index and print the physical index as an attribute. Something like: >> >> $ lstopo - >> Machine(1508MB) + Socket#0 (phys=0) + L2(phys=0,2048KB) >> L1(phys=0,32KB) + Core#0(phys=0) + P#0(phys=0) >> L1(phys=1,32KB) + Core#1(phys=1) + P#1(phys=1) >> >> >> I am interested by this idea. The physical index could actually be >> displayed as an attribute for Proc all the time since it's often >> interesting. >> > > And for NUMA nodes too I guess? >
Good point. > However, what to show in the graphical output? Printing both indexes > will make the output very large. By the way, would it possible to print multiple lines in each objects? > The usage I mostly have there is to > pass --physical, to print the physical indexes of NUMA nodes and procs. > Keep --physical unchanged for the graphic output then ? But we'd have an inconsistency between the graphic and text outputs then. So maybe we're back to the initial question. Brice
