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/xnu-8020.101.4/osfmk/i386/
H A Dcpu_topology.h175 struct x86_core *cores; /* list of cores in die */ member
195 struct x86_core *cores; /* list of cores in package */ member
H A Dcpu_threads.c473 core = die->cores; in x86_core_find()
777 core->next_in_die = die->cores; in x86_die_add_core()
779 die->cores = core; in x86_die_add_core()
800 core->next_in_pkg = pkg->cores; in x86_package_add_core()
802 pkg->cores = core; in x86_package_add_core()
1072 core = die->cores; in x86_validate_topology()
1132 core = pkg->cores; in x86_validate_topology()
1231 core = die->cores; in debug_topology_print()
/xnu-8020.101.4/doc/
H A Dxnu_build_consolidation.md28 * Number of cores/clusters in the system, their physical IDs and type.
59 * On all P-cores or all E-cores.
95 One of the aspects that until now has been hardcoded in XNU is the system topology: number of cores
H A Dsched_clutch_edge.md177 …* Efficiency cores offer meaningful performance uplift for benchmarks as well as throughput-orient…
183 …igned, much of the emphasis was placed on delineating work across E-cores and P-cores. Concepts su…