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Sure but that’s still a nuisance from the point of view of OS scheduling. You can’t transparently move a process from a big core to a little core or vice versa
by CountSessine 6y ago
Sure but that’s still a nuisance from the point of view of OS scheduling. You can’t transparently move a process from a big core to a little core or vice versa the way you can with big.little.
- mlyle 6y agoNo, but it can be a small nuisance: you can leave a process eligible to run on any core until it faults for an illegal instruction; then you pin it to the big core.