Re: Determining if the current processor is Hyperthreaded

Athul Acharya wrote:

Hey folks,

Is there a quick way to determine if the current processor is
Hyperthreaded, and if so, which logical processor represents the other
thread on the chip? Please cc replies to me as I am not subscribed to
the list :-)

Look at /proc/cpuinfo and see if "siblings" is listed and more than one. There is no "other thread" there, it's like "which one is the other hand?"

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