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<div>I am a master degree student in MoSIG (Master of science in Informatics at Grenoble) in France, with specialization Parallel, Distributed and Embedded Systems (PDES).
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I do my end-of-study internship at Atos/Bull in R&D HPC team about multikernel in HPC environment.</div>
<div>I study and tried your solution, IHK/McKernel, and have some questions.<br>
I was able to use it on two socket Xeon platform. I’m trying now to use it on a KNL but have some difficulties. </div>
<div>I saw that the max number of threads is hard coded to 16. Why this limitation?<br>
Also, with the Xeon platform, the output of lscpu is different with McKernel and Linux which is not the case with KNL.<br>
I would appreciate to know if you are able to use IHK/McKernel with KNL, and if so, which modification are required.<br>
Or do you have a development branch I could use for that purpose?</div>
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<div>Thank you in advance for your answer.</div>
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<div>Best regards.</div>
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<div>Jérémie Finiel</div>
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