On my system, the tool is reporting double the number of CPU cores I actually have (while threads are correct or half the actual number depending on whether it is supposed to display the hardware capabilities or available capabilities).
I run two Xeon E5-2697A CPUs with HyperThreading disabled in BIOS, so this system has 2x16 cores and 2x16 threads.
Expected output:2 physical processors; 32 cores across 2 NUMA nodes; 32 threads
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2 physical processors; 32 cores across 2 NUMA nodes; 64 threads (if actual threads the hardware would be able to run is what is displayed).
Actual output:2 physical processors; 64 cores across 2 NUMA nodes; 32 threads
I've attached the contents of my /proc/cpuinfocpuinfo.txt
On my system, the tool is reporting double the number of CPU cores I actually have (while threads are correct or half the actual number depending on whether it is supposed to display the hardware capabilities or available capabilities).
I run two Xeon E5-2697A CPUs with HyperThreading disabled in BIOS, so this system has 2x16 cores and 2x16 threads.
Expected output:
2 physical processors; 32 cores across 2 NUMA nodes; 32 threads-or-2 physical processors; 32 cores across 2 NUMA nodes; 64 threads(if actual threads the hardware would be able to run is what is displayed).Actual output:
2 physical processors; 64 cores across 2 NUMA nodes; 32 threadsI've attached the contents of my
/proc/cpuinfocpuinfo.txt