Ingo Molnar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:

>  But i think it's safe to say that in any other case explicit
> scheduling-control is a loss.

It depends. If you have several multi-threaded applications, scheduling
all of the same application threads at the same time can be a big win,
especially if they synchronize a lot (no 'unneeded' wait if the
unlocking thread has not cpu). Gang scheduling was made for that. This
necessitates some kind of processor sets. I think this functionnality is
available on Irix on Origin/2000. 


Regards,
david
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