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Do you need special case processing for SMT (Symmetric multithreading) in there, or is it actually completely transparent?
by unnah 4y ago
Do you need special case processing for SMT (Symmetric multithreading) in there, or is it actually completely transparent?
- cperciva 4y agoAs far as the startup process is concerned, SMT is two CPUs. I don't actually know how SMT works when one "CPU" has been started and the other hasn't... I guess it just pretends that it hit a hlt instruction on the unstarted "CPU"?