Samuel Thibault wrote:
Hello,
Norman Lo, le Thu 28 Jan 2010 12:56:56 -0500, a écrit :
Towards the beginning:
Towards the end:
Do you mean different svn revisions?
Sorry for the confusion but lstopo gives a long output. I meant the
output near the top, and the ouptut near the bottom of the same revision
Socket#0 cpuset 0x000000ff
L3Cache(8192KB) cpuset 0x000000ff
L2Cache(256KB) cpuset 0x00000011
L1Cache(32KB) cpuset 0x00000011
Core#0 cpuset 0x00000011
P#0 cpuset 0x00000001
P#4 cpuset 0x00000010
This is most probably an output with physical numbers.
L2#0(256KB) + L1#0(32KB) + Core#0
P#0
P#1
And this seems to be an output with logical numbers.
It seems to me that they are reporting different things.
Note that the output of lstopo changed recently: to be coherent with
object specification which is logical number-based, lstopo now outputs
logical numbers by default. To get physical numbers, use the -p option.
We precisely have a thread on hwloc-devel about whether we should use
something different than '#' to clearly distinguish them.
I am actually using hwloc library topology tree. Is there a way to
display the logical number instead of the physical number from the obj ?
Thank you very much,
Norman
Samuel
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