Add support for darwin ARM cores#1
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ARM powered Macs do have a heterogenous architecture. This breaks the current parsing logic, as both performance and efficency cores are reported now. Additionally system_profiler does not seem to output 'Number of Processors:' anymore, therefore assume 1 if 'Total Number of Cores:' is present. darwin2 testcase is a redacted sample output for a M1 Machine, which broke before this patch. nose is bumped for python3 support, tests would not run otherwise.
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ARM powered Macs do have a heterogenous architecture. This breaks the current
parsing logic, as both performance and efficency cores are reported now.
Additionally system_profiler does not seem to output 'Number of Processors:'
anymore, therefore assume 1 if 'Total Number of Cores:' is present.
darwin2 testcase is a redacted sample output for a M1 Machine, which broke
before this patch.
nose is bumped for python3 support, tests would not run otherwise.
Overall this is really a minimum effort fix, feel free to implement something more clever or discard it entirely. Only stumbled across this as it is used in blender-benchmark-script.