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6 hwloc-dump-hwdata - Dump topology and locality information from hard‐
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10 hwloc-dump-hwdata [options]
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13 -o <dir> save output files to directory <dir> instead of the default
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20 --version Report version and exit.
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22 -h --help Display help message and exit.
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25 hwloc may benefit from some locality and topology information from SM‐
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31 The hwloc-dump-hwdata tool dumps the useful contents of such files into
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36 hwloc-dump-hwdata is currently only useful for Intel Xeon Phi proces‐
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41 Intel Xeon Phi processor memory, cache and clustering configuration
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