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    SubjectRe: cli/sti vs local_cmpxchg and local_add_return
    Here are the results for:

    processor : 31
    vendor : GenuineIntel
    arch : IA-64
    family : 32
    model : 0
    model name : Dual-Core Intel(R) Itanium(R) 2 Processor 9050
    revision : 7
    archrev : 0
    features : branchlong, 16-byte atomic ops
    cpu number : 0
    cpu regs : 4
    cpu MHz : 1598.002
    itc MHz : 400.000000
    BogoMIPS : 3186.68
    siblings : 2
    physical id: 196865
    core id : 1
    thread id : 0

    test init
    test results: time for baseline
    number of loops: 20000
    total time: 5002
    -> baseline takes 0 cycles
    test end
    test results: time for locked cmpxchg
    number of loops: 20000
    total time: 60083
    -> locked cmpxchg takes 3 cycles
    test end
    test results: time for non locked cmpxchg
    number of loops: 20000
    total time: 60002
    -> non locked cmpxchg takes 3 cycles
    test end
    test results: time for locked add return
    number of loops: 20000
    total time: 155007
    -> locked add return takes 7 cycles
    test end
    test results: time for non locked add return
    number of loops: 20000
    total time: 155004
    -> non locked add return takes 7 cycles
    test end
    test results: time for enabling interrupts (STI)
    number of loops: 20000
    total time: 45003
    -> enabling interrupts (STI) takes 2 cycles
    test end
    test results: time for disabling interrupts (CLI)
    number of loops: 20000
    total time: 59998
    -> disabling interrupts (CLI) takes 2 cycles
    test end
    test results: time for disabling/enabling interrupts (STI/CLI)
    number of loops: 20000
    total time: 107274
    -> enabling/disabling interrupts (STI/CLI) takes 5 cycles
    test end



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