In times of AMD Epyc or Intel Granite Rapids processors even physical core count exceeds 64. The ReservedCpuSets program internally is using a 64 bit integer representation for the CPU affinity mask which obviously is not enough for those kind of processors.
bitmask = Convert.ToString(Convert.ToInt64(hexString, 16), 2);
Are there any plans to also support modern CPUs (or dual socket systems)?
In times of AMD Epyc or Intel Granite Rapids processors even physical core count exceeds 64. The ReservedCpuSets program internally is using a 64 bit integer representation for the CPU affinity mask which obviously is not enough for those kind of processors.
bitmask = Convert.ToString(Convert.ToInt64(hexString, 16), 2);Are there any plans to also support modern CPUs (or dual socket systems)?