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Subject: halting processor in SMT(Hyperthreading) system
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Hello,

I am doing research involving optimal scheduling for Hyperthreading systems.  I
was curious if there was an easy way to arbitrarily halt/wake up a processor
other than the one being run on from schedule().

Thanks

Tipp