feat: dynamically-sized CpuSet #2590
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What does this PR do
Before this PR, our
CpuSettype used only 1 libccpusetstructure, which can only hold 64 bits on both FreeBSD-like and Linux-like systems. With this limitation, it won't work on systems with more than 64 cores, as reported by #2589.This PR changes the
CpuSettype to an enum, which has 2 variants, a sized variant that is same as the previous definition, a dynamic variant that is dynamically allocated, which will extend itself when needed.Checklist:
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