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BohunSenior Member
Posted 1 day ago
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Is there any program that can be used to test how multi-core support works—specifically, one that would run on a core other than the first, with this being visible in the system monitor? I am particularly interested in AROS aarch64.
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deadwoodAROS Dev
Posted 1 day ago
#2
Try Developer/Debug/Tests/smp/SMP-SmallPT
Bohun, Argo
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terminillsMember
Posted 1 day ago
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Bohun wrote:

@Bohun - Is there any program that can be used to test how multi-core support works—specifically, one that would run on a core other than the first, with this being visible in the system monitor? I am particularly interested in AROS aarch64.


I have some tests I can send you Smile
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BohunSenior Member
Posted 1 day ago
#4
@deadwood thanks
@terminills I'd love to read it Smile
AMIGASYSTEMAMIGASYSTEMDistro Maintainer
Posted 9 hours ago
#5
@terminills
terminills, I tested the latest 64-bit ABIv1 build and noticed a few things that aren't working properly. For example, the editor displays strange characters; if you try to set a font, only one is supported, all the others display strange characters.
I tried compiling with GCC, but as soon as I start a compilation, GCC closes without displaying any error message.
If you drag one icon onto another, an error window appears that cannot be closed
if you run AhiRecord while music is playing, the system freezes.
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