Pin processor CPU Isolation on Windows
问题 In linux where I work mostly, we use a technique called CPU isolation, that effectively locks a process on to a processor and also prevents the processor from running anything else. Our kernel guys did some magic to handle the interrupts. In windows the closest thing I found is an affinity concept which appears to bind a process/thread to a processor. But it makes no guarantee that the processor is ONLY running that process/thread meaning there can still be context switch and other jitter. Is