On 29/09/06, Micha Nelissen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
There is no bug. The time slice management is simply different. Try
attached demo (it's your demo modified). You will notice that output
will be mixed.
Linux simply gives longer timeslices to threads (for efficiency reasons).
Micha
Ah, finally some explanation that makes sence! Thanks Micha, your
modified demo does in fact make Linux switch between threads. I also
tried the Sleep(0) you mentiond in the Sort Demo. Sleep() didn't do
the trick, but using the BurnCPU() method from Demo1 did.
Where can I read more about the timeslices to threads under Linux. It
obviously works vastly different to Windows (and FreeBSD as someone
pointed out). This sounds like an interesting topic and something
work understanding. After all, it gave me enough headaches and a
false positive - thinking it is a bug.
Sorry for all the trouble... :-)
Regards,
- Graeme -
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