About hwloc lstopo
hwloc lstopo displays the topology of a computer’s hardware using the hwloc library and lstopo tool. It represents how processors, cores, simultaneous multithreading units, caches, sockets, and NUMA memory nodes are arranged in relation to one another. It can also show system attributes such as cache and memory information and the locality of input/output devices, including network interfaces and GPUs. The purpose of this view is to help users understand the structure of complex computing systems. Applications that perform parallel work can use topology information when deciding where to place tasks or how to organize memory access. For example, tasks that cooperate closely may benefit from sharing a cache, while memory-heavy independent tasks may be spread across sockets. The tool is intended for technical users inspecting hardware layout and locality. The supplied description focuses on topology discovery and display; it does not specify the controls available in the Android interface or how the visualization is exported.
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