Yes yes... now that's what I was looking for.  I was hunting for where I might be able to control (or at least know) on which cpu a program executes (or which parts on which cpus), and the memory issues that would result.  It's all built-in, you say?  What happens if a cpu fails (or is removed)?  (not that happens very often, (or ever, so far as I've seen) but it's a consideration...)  Thanks!!

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	From: jmk@plan9.bell-labs.com [mailto:jmk@plan9.bell-labs.com] 
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	Subject: Re: [9fans] archmp
	
	

	Of course, the other place a specific architecture has to
	deal with MP issues is the MMU. It's possible to make that
	really complicated, but Plan 9 skirts most of that at the
	expense of some performance and generality in odd cases.
	
	--jim