Le 25/06/2010 15:50, Jeff Squyres a écrit :
> On Jun 25, 2010, at 9:37 AM, Samuel Thibault wrote:
>
>
>>> % ./utils/hwloc-ps
>>>
>> I guess it just means you don't have any process bound to some proc.
>>
> Ah -- the documentation says:
>
> hwloc-ps
>
> hwloc-ps lists all processes currently running on the machine with their corresponding binding according to the hwloc topology.
>
> And the man page says:
>
> hwloc-bind - List currently running processes and their binding.
>
> (obvious typo there s/hwloc-bind/hwloc-ps/ -- I'll fix)
>
> ...leading me to believe that hwloc-ps shows *all* processes and if any process is bound to something, it'll show what it's bound to.
>
It shows all processes only if -a is given. Otherwise, only processes
that are bound to something are shown.
Brice
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