What programming languages ​​give control over processors, cores, threads?

Question

Multithreading

To clarify the question:
"Computing applications that want to squeeze the maximum performance out of hardware require fine-grained control over where their threads will be placed: closer to each other on neighboring hyperthreads, or vice versa, further away on different processors."
What programming languages, libraries, frameworks(?), programming techniques allow a programmer to control in such detail the location of his data and code by processors, cores, threads? Is it even possible?
Almost all languages ​​provide tools for multi-threaded programming, that is, launching a thread or task, but do they have the ability to control from the programmer's side on which processor, core, hyperthread the code will be executed?
I give preference to high-level languages, and further down to the hardware ....

Answer 1

Some kind of pessimistic question. As if almost all of them can do it. The difference is rather in convenience, for example, in C # (with TPL, async-await) all this will definitely be more convenient than in C ++, Java.

Answer 2

Isn't it across on which core the code is being executed? Well, the question has nothing to do with the YaP, your Wishlist is under the jurisdiction of the OS.