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Operating Systems Linux Upgrading CPU, keeping hard drive? Post 302303085 by CRGreathouse on Wednesday 1st of April 2009 08:05:27 PM
Old 04-01-2009
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Originally Posted by woofie
for the simple hardware upgrade it shouldn't cause any problems as long as the motherboard will take the CPU you want to add.
But the programs I compiled, will they still run on a different CPU? Will the processor-specific optimizations make them slow on the new CPU, or will they fail to run entirely?
 

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cpu_get_current(3)					     Library Functions Manual						cpu_get_current(3)

NAME
cpu_get_current - Return the caller's current CPU ID (libc library) SYNOPSIS
#include <cpuset.h> cpuid_t cpu_get_current( void ); PARAMETERS
The cpu_get_current() function has no parameters. DESCRIPTION
The cpu_get_current() function fetches the ID of the CPU on which the caller is executing. NOTES
This function is similar to the following call: getsysinfo(GSI_CPU_CURRENT, &cpuid, ...); However, cpu_get_current() returns the CPU identifier directly (as type cpuid_t), whereas the getsysinfo() call stores the identifier into a buffer (as type long) whose address is passed to the function. RESTRICTIONS
As is true for many system information queries, the data returned by cpu_get_current() may be stale by the time it is returned to or used by the caller. In other words, a context switch to a different CPU can occur after the "current CPU" has been fetched by the application. RETURN VALUES
The cpu_get_current() function returns the CPU ID of the processor where the caller is executing. This function always completes success- fully. ERRORS
None. SEE ALSO
Functions: getsysinfo(2), numa_intro(3) Files: numa_types(4) cpu_get_current(3)
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