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Answer» Dear All
In either Windows or MSDOS, the execution of a program is arranged by the OS.
In a multi-core CPU which supports 2-4 cores for running programs, the execution of program
on which core is also arranged by the OS.
In Windows, I can CHECK the task manager and assign the core(s) on which a task (USUALL a .exe program) may run by changing the "CPU-association" (e.g., check box on CPU-0 or CPU-1).
In DOS prompt, how can I do the same thing? Is there a way to put a command or a parameter under DOS prompt or Windows' CMD so that the execution of a program is BOUND for a specific core?
Thanks
Command Prompt and not even DOS can do this, DOS was around during the 80's and the early 90's, a time when Mutil-Core proccessors were un-heard of. So no Command Prompt cant accomplish this task.
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