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SubjectRe: Interesting analysis of linux kernel threading by IBM
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"Davide Libenzi" <davidel@maticad.it> said:

[...]

> my patch has great performance ( 80% with 300 tasks ) with a lot of tasks
> and low overhead ( 1.5% with 2 tasks ).
> And my patch has 0.00 optimizations about CPU fetches and Co.
> IMVHO 1-1.5 % of overhead is a price the we can afford given the performace
> with many tasks.
> My patch equals the current implementation with 8 tasks.

So it is a net loss. This machine here (a personal workstation) has
typically 1 to 3 running tasks.

Hondreds of tasks is just not a typical (perhaps even realistic)
workload.
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