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Subject: Re: [Xenomai-help] SMP issues
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C=E9dric Schaffter a =E9crit :
> Gilles Chanteperdrix a =E9crit :
>> C=E9dric Schaffter wrote:
>> =20
>>> But the problem is that I get same results in both case... I thought=20
>>> tasks were automatically dispatched between
>>> cores or cpu. Did I forget something?
>>>    =20
>>
>> Linux does that. With xenomai, tasks never migrate, choosing what task
>> runs on what processor is part of the design of your application.
>> Migrations kill determinism.
>>
>>  =20
> So I have to specify which task runs on which core, using the flag=20
> T_CPU(x) during the task creation?
>