kernel: Rename 'default' CPU core to 'ideal' core
This makes the naming more closely match its meaning. It's just a preferred core, not a required default core. This also makes the usages of this term consistent across the thread and process implementations.
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/// Gets the resource limit descriptor for this process
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SharedPtr<ResourceLimit> GetResourceLimit() const;
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/// Gets the default CPU ID for this process
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u8 GetDefaultProcessorID() const {
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return ideal_processor;
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/// Gets the ideal CPU core ID for this process
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u8 GetIdealCore() const {
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return ideal_core;
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}
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/// Gets the bitmask of allowed CPUs that this process' threads can run on.
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/// Resource limit descriptor for this process
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SharedPtr<ResourceLimit> resource_limit;
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/// The default CPU for this process, threads are scheduled on this cpu by default.
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u8 ideal_processor = 0;
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/// The ideal CPU core for this process, threads are scheduled on this core by default.
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u8 ideal_core = 0;
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u32 is_virtual_address_memory_enabled = 0;
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/// The Thread Local Storage area is allocated as processes create threads,
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