Jeff Squyres wrote: > On Mar 26, 2010, at 1:25 PM, Brice Goglin wrote: > > >> The reason was that the "phys" attribute is mostly useless for anything >> but Proc and NUMANode. >> >> Current other differences when adding -v are: >> * "Proc" if -v instead of "P" >> > > I like "Proc" instead of "P" even for the non-v output. :-) >
I am not against it, but I don't remember the reason for the initial change. Maybe because "processor" is confusing for some people (logical vs physical socket) ? >> * print local memory size >> > > Is the Machine memory size supposed to agree between the two outputs, or does > the -v output roll up some sizes together? > > Machine (3945MB) > Machine (phys=0 local=4039640KB total=4039640KB) > 4039640/1024=3944.96093750000000000000 We divide by 1024 until we find something between 1 and 10000 iirc, and then we round to the nearest integer. > I'm obviously good with -v having more information. I guess my reaction was > because it wasn't just *more* information -- the *same* information was in a > different format, and that struck me as weird. > Don't know :) Brice
