Springlobby - launch spring proccess on single core by def.

Springlobby - launch spring proccess on single core by def.

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==Troy==
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Springlobby - launch spring proccess on single core by def.

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Would be nice if springlobby could use shedtool to launch the spring process on a single core. Since otherwise the kernel just swaps the process from one to another, slowing it down and especially on laptops, where the unused CPUs are downclocked.
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koshi
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Re: Springlobby - launch spring proccess on single core by def.

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I don't think it should. There's no way to determine if we'd be launching a gml bin, which would be just as bad. Also there would need to be extra logic to determine if shedtool is even available.
Imo the cleanest solution would be to have the build process place a bash wrapper as an intermediate, something you can do manually already btw.
==Troy==
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Re: Springlobby - launch spring proccess on single core by def.

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Yeah, that would be a good option too.
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