Limit MAX_CPU to 1024 for now
Some Linux distributions (notably SuSE) have raised CPU_SETSIZE to 4096, apparently disregarding API limitations. From #1348, the highest value to survive array initialization (on a desktop system) is 3232, and 1024 - which is the more usual CPU_SETSIZE limit, was demonstrated to work fine on an actual bignuma system.
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#if defined(BIGNUMA)
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// max number of nodes as defined in numa.h
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// max cpus as defined in sched.h
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// max cpus as defined in most sched.h
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// cannot use CPU_SETSIZE directly as some
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// Linux distributors set it to 4096
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#define MAX_NODES 128
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#define MAX_CPUS CPU_SETSIZE
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#define MAX_CPUS 1024
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#else
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#define MAX_NODES 16
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#define MAX_CPUS 256
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