Hello,
Basically Linux supports SMP architecture, that provides balanced load
for all cores in multicore systems. In this sense running specific application
on separate core contradicts SMP.
Nevertheless, it is possible to run a program or process on specific CPU cores on Linux :
to assign particular CPU cores to a program or process, one can use taskset, a command
line tool for retrieving or setting a process' CPU affinity on Linux.
Also, it is possible to restrict numbers of cores for Linux via kernel boot parameter
“maxcpus”.
Have a great day,
Yuri
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