Yes, for example IBM 970MP CPU: • Dual processors on a single chip – Each processor has its own dedicated storage subsystem, including a 1 MB L2 cache per core. – Each processor has its own dedicated resets, external interrupt, thermal diode, and voltage plane (common logic is powered on). – Common logic provides arbitration for bus access between the two cores. – A single external interface allows a companion chip with a single interface to support two processors. On 9/13/12, Kshemendra KP <kshemendra@suphalaam.com> wrote:
Hi,
Does multi core CPU act like SMP system.
Regards
Kshemendra
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On Thu, 2012-09-13 at 15:33 +0400, Denis Kirjanov wrote: Hello Denis, Don't top post!!
Yes, for example IBM 970MP CPU:
• Dual processors on a single chip – Each processor has its own dedicated storage subsystem, including a 1 MB L2 cache per core. – Each processor has its own dedicated resets, external interrupt, thermal diode, and voltage plane (common logic is powered on). – Common logic provides arbitration for bus access between the two cores. – A single external interface allows a companion chip with a single interface to support two processors.
On 9/13/12, Kshemendra KP <kshemendra@suphalaam.com> wrote:
Hi,
Does multi core CPU act like SMP system. Preemption will effectively turn a UniProcessor system into an effective SMP system.
Regards
Kshemendra
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