processaffinitymask question

[Wolf_Rider]

I've just noticed and maybe someone could confirm [when game running: Task Manager/ Services Tab/ game.exe/ Set Affinity], the PAM process appears to see the (with hyperthreading enabled) virtual cores as real cores.
eg a 6 core (with HT enabled) presents as a 12 core, so I'm assuming a 4 core (with HT enabled) presents as an 8 core


Core 0 (1st core) = binary 1
Core 1 (2nd core) = binary 2
Core 2 (3rd core) = binary 4
Core 3 (4th core) = binary 8
Core 4 (5th core) = binary 16
Core 5 (6th core) = binary 32

Core 6 (7th core) = binary 64
Core 7 (8th core) = binary 128
Core 8 (9th core) = binary 256
Core 9 (10th core) = binary 512
Core 10 (11th core) = binary 1024
Core 11 (12th core) = binary 2048



@ TonyD...

are you running a fresh config file? ie the ones contained in the 1CSoftClub folder, located in the (Windows7) Documents folder of the desktop

[dougandtoni]

Originally Posted by Wolf_Rider

@ TonyD...

are you running a fresh config file? ie the ones contained in the 1CSoftClub folder, located in the (Windows7) Documents folder of the desktop

Hi How do you go about getting a fresh config file ? Cheers

[Wolf_Rider]

Delete the files in the 1cSoftClub folder and let the sim re-write them...

possibly may have to delete the same files in the Steam game folder, then do a Steam File Integrity Check and then let the sim re-write the deleted files in the softclub folder

[Ataros]

Do not forget to save your controls settings (and info-windows positions if you wish too) in a separate file before deleting all config files or you would have to assign controls again.

[dougandtoni]

Originally Posted by Wolf_Rider

Delete the files in the 1cSoftClub folder and let the sim re-write them...

possibly may have to delete the same files in the Steam game folder, then do a Steam File Integrity Check and then let the sim re-write the deleted files in the softclub folder

Originally Posted by Ataros

Do not forget to save your controls settings (and info-windows positions if you wish too) in a separate file before deleting all config files or you would have to assign controls again.

Thanks guys- all done and its all going great

[TonyD]

Originally Posted by Wolf_Rider

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@ TonyD...

are you running a fresh config file? ie the ones contained in the 1CSoftClub folder, located in the (Windows7) Documents folder of the desktop

I understood that one of the changes in the last update was to ‘refresh’ the config file when the update was applied. I have never changed it, apart from trying the PAM setting previously and setting it back to disabled on completion. I assumed that the update had resulted in this being generated with its current setting of 14.

Thanks for the explanation of the binary values, by the way – the numbers used now make sense.