>
> This is also strange:
> printf(" -c, --count <number> core count, core IDs start from 1\n");
>
> Why do we start numbering cores (or CPU's) from 1?
> And why is this important here, the user can specify the number of
> cores (CPU's), not which one are actually used. The description is
> wrong or at least irrelevant.
>
Linux runs kernel background services on core 0. So core 0 is used only after
all other cores are used. However we should move from core count to cpu mask in
examples apps.
-Petri
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