Ok more information (had to build newer hwloc) My job today only 2 processes
are running at half speed and they indeed are sharing the same core:
[root@nyx7000 ~]# for x in `cat /tmp/pids `; do echo -n "$x "; hwloc-bind
--get-last-cpu-location --pid $x; done | sort -k 2
1164 0x00000001,0x0
1158 0x00000010,0x0
1165 0x00000010,0x0
1167 0x00000020
1157 0x00000200
1159 0x00000400
1160 0x00002000
1163 0x00004000
1166 0x00020000
1161 0x00040000
1168 0x00200000
1162 0x00400000
1157 brockp 20 0 1885m 1.8g 456 R 99.6 0.2 9:49.55 stream
1159 brockp 20 0 1885m 1.8g 456 R 99.6 0.2 8:10.91 stream
1161 brockp 20 0 1885m 1.8g 456 R 99.6 0.2 9:49.55 stream
1162 brockp 20 0 1885m 1.8g 456 R 99.6 0.2 9:49.54 stream
1163 brockp 20 0 1885m 1.8g 456 R 99.6 0.2 9:49.55 stream
1164 brockp 20 0 1885m 1.8g 456 R 99.6 0.2 9:49.53 stream
1160 brockp 20 0 1885m 1.8g 456 R 97.7 0.2 9:49.54 stream
1166 brockp 20 0 1885m 1.8g 456 R 97.7 0.2 9:49.53 stream
1167 brockp 20 0 1885m 1.8g 456 R 97.7 0.2 9:49.46 stream
1168 brockp 20 0 1885m 1.8g 456 R 97.7 0.2 8:10.86 stream
1158 brockp 20 0 1885m 1.8g 456 R 48.9 0.2 4:54.78 stream
1165 brockp 20 0 1885m 1.8g 456 R 48.9 0.2 4:54.76 stream
This is very strange. Is there a way to ask hwloc to show me all processes that
are using a given cpu?
Brock Palen
www.umich.edu/~brockp
CAEN Advanced Computing
bro...@umich.edu
(734)936-1985
On Nov 2, 2012, at 4:30 PM, Brice Goglin wrote:
> Le 02/11/2012 21:22, Brice Goglin a écrit :
>> hwloc-bind --get-last-cpu-location --pid <pid> should give the same
>> info but it seems broken on my machine right now, going to debug.
>
> Actually, that works fine once you try it on a non-multithreaded program
> that uses all cores :)
>
> So you can use top or hwloc-bind --get-last-cpu-location --pid <pid> to
> find out where each process runs.
>
> Brice
>
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