Force Application to use single core on dual core machine

Hi,

I once used a command (via command prompt) that forced an application to use
a single core only (either "core 0" or "core 1") on a dual core machine,
but now I have forgotten that command. Any one got any idea what that
command was and what the format was?

Thanks
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BadHead :)
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OS: Windows XP Professional SP2 (32-bit)
Office Suite: Microsoft Office 2003 Professional SP2

Motherboard: Asus Crosshair
CPU: AMD64x2 5600(AM2)
RAM: 2Gb Corsair Twin2X Dominator 6400C4D
GPU: GeCube ATI X1950Pro 512MB FZ HDCP Edition
PSU: Enermax Galaxy 850W

You were probably using something like :
start /REALTIME app.exe

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Mark L. Ferguson
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"BadHead" <jon@thepitz.freeserve.co.uk> wrote in message
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> Hi,
>
> I once used a command (via command prompt) that forced an application to
> use a single core only (either "core 0" or "core 1") on a dual core
> machine, but now I have forgotten that command. Any one got any idea what
> that command was and what the format was?
>
> Thanks
> --
> BadHead :)
> ---
>
> OS: Windows XP Professional SP2 (32-bit)
> Office Suite: Microsoft Office 2003 Professional SP2
>
> Motherboard: Asus Crosshair
> CPU: AMD64x2 5600(AM2)
> RAM: 2Gb Corsair Twin2X Dominator 6400C4D
> GPU: GeCube ATI X1950Pro 512MB FZ HDCP Edition
> PSU: Enermax Galaxy 850W
>