Re: IDL with multiple processors [message #13779 is a reply to message #13717] |
Mon, 14 December 1998 00:00   |
Martin Schultz
Messages: 515 Registered: August 1997
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Stein Vidar Hagfors Haugan wrote:
> In article <749m0g$875$1@agate.berkeley.edu>
> korpela@islay.ssl.berkeley.edu (Eric J. Korpela) writes:
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>> I'm pretty sure that when using floating licences, every IDL process I
>> start checks out 10 licences regardless of which display they are running
>> on. It's only the static licenses that allow any number of processes to
>> be started as long as they are running on the same machine (regardless
>> of the display location).
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> A little experimenting shows that starting an extra idl process
> on the same machine, with the same display, does not allocate
> extra licenses. With three idl processes on the machine,
> lmstat -A reports only 10 licenses in use. Starting a
> process on another machine (regardless of display destination)
> requires another 10, but additional processes on that
> machine (with the same display) requires no more licenses).
>
> Stein Vidar
that's what I find (thanks for the lmstat tip). But is this true for
multiprocessor machines as well? If you (happen to) log in on a different
processor for your second session: does this count as different machine?
Just curious,
Martin.
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