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You can use “taskpolicy - b <command>” on MacOS cli to force it on a performance core. I’ve had to use it when doing benchmarking as I also noticed variations
by andruby 2y ago
You can use “taskpolicy - b <command>” on MacOS cli to force it on a performance core.
I’ve had to use it when doing benchmarking as I also noticed variations due to migrations.
Not sure if you can combine that with docker though.
- spockz 2y agoThank you that is nice. I will try tomorrow to see whether it has effect. According to the man page I need `-B`: Move target process out of PRIO_DARWIN_BG. This will still allow scheduling on both the performance and the efficiency cores though. No way to only pin it to performance cores