> "there's no way to set cpu affinity at least from userland"
How is that even possible. What's the excuse?
On Windows, setting process affinity has been around since the Windows NT days.
How is that even possible. What's the excuse?
On Windows, setting process affinity has been around since the Windows NT days.
OpenBSD is a small, niche operating system, and it really only gets support for something if it solves a problem for someone who writes OpenBSD code. In a way, this is nice, because you never get half-assed features that kinda-sorta work sometimes, maybe. Everything either works exactly as you'd expect, or it's just not there.
I love OpenBSD, but there are some tasks it's just not suited for, and that's fine, too.