Jeff Squyres, le Wed 22 Sep 2010 13:37:12 +0200, a écrit :
> I think we should support memory binding, even if it does weird things -- i.e., dropping membinding support on a given OS shouldn't be an option.
That's why I'd tend to keep set_cpubind and set_membind, warning that
one may have impact on the other, providing a flag for those who really
care, and a binding guideline for normal users.
> And/or have an "atomic"-like function that sets the memory binding and returns the process memory binding?
I'm not sure to understand what this means.
> It would be good to put a sunset date or version on when hwloc_cpuset_foo will expire (e.g., 6 months from now or two major revisions form now [1.3] -- whichever comes last...?).
Ok.
> I'd also prefer a typedef than a #define for types (vs. a #define).
Sure.
Samuel
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