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Is it possible to run a particular thread/process on any core we want?
Since multi-core systems are available today . Is it possible to assign two (mutually independent ) segments of code run on any core we want to rather than wait for it to be assigned in a round robin fashion?
This way we can truly reap the benefits of parallel processing.
Is there a system call in the Unix flavours that lets us assign threads to specific cores?
You can sometimes achieve this with utilizing processor affinity on linux systems. This is a detailed description of what can be done and how to do it.