On Fri, Feb 04, 2000 at 12:26:39PM -0700, Guy McArthur wrote:
> I've heard that, under Linux SMP, a process is bound to a single CPU
> (whichever the OS chooses). Is this true?
No. The OS schedules it as it pleases, although it tries to keep it on a
single CPU for cache coherency. Rasterman started a bogus rumor a few
months ago that Linux won't schedule threads across multiple CPUs (he didn't
do his homework), that might have been what you're thinking about.
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