Lines Matching full:topology

152     // Also, is topology discovery possible? (pu indicates ability to discover  in determine_capable()
763 // Describe an attribute for a level in the machine topology
873   // Orderd array of the types in the topology
876   // Keep quick topology ratios, for non-uniform topologies,
881   // Storage containing the absolute number of each topology layer
896   // Equivalence hash where the key is the hardware topology item
897   // and the value is the equivalent hardware topology type in the
899   // known equivalence for the topology type
902   // Flags describing the topology
908   // Insert a new topology layer after allocation
912   // Insert topology information about Windows Processor groups
921   // Remove layers that don't add information to the topology.
925   // Find out if the topology is uniform
988   // Tell whether a type is a valid type in the topology
1049   // 'attr' per topology level 'above'
1071   // Describe a machine topology item in KMP_HW_SUBSET
1090   // Sorting the KMP_HW_SUBSET items to follow topology order
1091   // All unknown topology types will be at the beginning of the subset
1179   // This means putting each of {sockets, cores, threads} in the topology if
1184   // are expecting the traditional sockets/cores/threads topology. For newer
1187   // 1s,6c,2t and the topology is really 1s,2modules,4cores,2threads, the user
1199     // topology doesn't have these layers  in canonicalize()
1204     // Put targeted layers in topology if they do not exist  in canonicalize()
1218     // Set as an absolute topology that only targets the targeted layers  in canonicalize()