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Author hadim
Recipients hadim, neologix
Date 2013-01-26.11:42:16
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Indeed some value change when I print "cpu" line from /proc/self/status but I don't really understand what that mean...

So there is no solution about that ? We cannot use multiprocessing with these modules under Linux ?

Do you think I can manually change the CPU affinity or at least block changes made by other modules (without recompiling them of course) ?

I guess if it's possible to modify CPU affinity, numpy and other scientific libraries won't be efficient as before, no ? Because the won't share the same cache or something like that, if I get the wikipedia page about cpu affinity.
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