Christoph wrote:
> Could the cpuset_mems_allowed(task) function update the mems_allowed if
> needed?
I'm not sure what you're thinking here. Instead of my asking a dozen
stupid questions, I guess I should just ask you to explain what you
have in mind more.
The function call you show above has no 'mask' argument, so I don't
know what you intend to update mems_allowed to. Currently, a task
mems_allowed is only updated in task context, from its cpusets
mems_allowed. The task mems_allowed is updated automatically coming
into the page allocation code, if the tasks mems_generation doesn't
match its cpusets mems_generation.
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