Hardware Locality 1.3.1 Release hardware driver

Hardware Locality 1.3.1 This version repairs Pkg-config's pciutils detection standard directory, the Solaris Studio compiler's Visible option detection, supports old Linux Sched.h header files and support for the Solaris compiler inline and attributes.

Print a short summary in the configuration output, add a--disable-libnuma configuration option so that the Hwloc configuration script can be used correctly in Pkg_config, eliminate some harmless pciutils warnings, and fix the document HWLOC_PID_ Errors handled by T and hwloc_thread_t and pid_t and pthread_t on UNIX or Windows.

Hardware locality, abbreviated as HWLOC, is a hardware-driven tool that provides command-line tools and uses the C language API to obtain hierarchical, critical computing elements in the system. Features include NUMA memory nodes, shared caching, processor sockets, processor cores, processor threads. Hwloc also collects properties such as caching and memory information, and supports a variety of operating systems, including Linux, Scalemp VSMP, Numascale numaconnect, kerrighed, Solaris, AIX, Darwin/os X, FreeBSD, Kfreebsd/gnu, OSF/1 (a.k.a, Tru64), HP-UX, http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/11208.html ">microsoft" Windows.

Download Address: