Re: Process creation in Debian Sparc

2013-08-28 Thread Rainer Herbst
Single-thread performance of the T1-T3 CPUs is indeed very low  
compared with x86-CPUs. The T4 CPU catches up, hopefully the T6 will  
do the next big step!



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Rainer Herbst
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Quoting Jersey Man :


Wondering if anyone has any insights

I have a simple bash script which spawns many (~1000) processes in a  
 while loop - each goes into background

On Debian/Sparc the time taken for each iteration gets delayed every loop

The same script on X64/RHEL simply flies... Are there any throttling  
 limits on Debian which may be slowing process creation. Getting a   
1000 such process takes over an 1 1/2 on Debian/Sparc while on the   
X64 server it takes about 1/3 the time. Both servers have identical   
memory and the CPUs are Niagara T1 vs XEON 4 CPU


Or is the XEON so much faster?



real    0m1.250s
user    0m1.232s
sys    0m0.012s
Background mode - PID=[16619]

real    0m1.377s
user    0m1.224s
sys    0m0.028s
Background mode - PID=[16628]

real    0m1.323s
user    0m1.232s
sys    0m0.020s
Background mode - PID=[16637]

...

real    0m1.640s
user    0m1.232s
sys    0m0.016s
Background mode - PID=[16674]

real    0m1.515s
user    0m1.236s
sys    0m0.012s
Background mode - PID=[16683]

...

real    0m1.934s
user    0m1.236s
sys    0m0.012s
Background mode - PID=[16773]

real    0m2.132s
user    0m1.224s
sys    0m0.024s
Background mode - PID=[16782]

real    0m2.134s
user    0m1.216s
sys    0m0.028s
Background mode - PID=[16791]



real    0m3.426s
user    0m1.232s
sys    0m0.016s
Background mode - PID=[17125]

...

real    0m4.112s
user    0m1.236s
sys    0m0.012s
Background mode - PID=[17252]





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Process creation in Debian Sparc

2013-08-27 Thread Jersey Man
Wondering if anyone has any insights

I have a simple bash script which spawns many (~1000) processes in a while loop 
- each goes into background
On Debian/Sparc the time taken for each iteration gets delayed every loop

The same script on X64/RHEL simply flies... Are there any throttling limits on 
Debian which may be slowing process creation. Getting a 1000 such process takes 
over an 1 1/2 on Debian/Sparc while on the X64 server it takes about 1/3 the 
time. Both servers have identical memory and the CPUs are Niagara T1 vs XEON 4 
CPU

Or is the XEON so much faster?



real    0m1.250s
user    0m1.232s
sys    0m0.012s
Background mode - PID=[16619]

real    0m1.377s
user    0m1.224s
sys    0m0.028s
Background mode - PID=[16628]

real    0m1.323s
user    0m1.232s
sys    0m0.020s
Background mode - PID=[16637]

...

real    0m1.640s
user    0m1.232s
sys    0m0.016s
Background mode - PID=[16674]

real    0m1.515s
user    0m1.236s
sys    0m0.012s
Background mode - PID=[16683]

...

real    0m1.934s
user    0m1.236s
sys    0m0.012s
Background mode - PID=[16773]

real    0m2.132s
user    0m1.224s
sys    0m0.024s
Background mode - PID=[16782]

real    0m2.134s
user    0m1.216s
sys    0m0.028s
Background mode - PID=[16791]



real    0m3.426s
user    0m1.232s
sys    0m0.016s
Background mode - PID=[17125]

...

real    0m4.112s
user    0m1.236s
sys    0m0.012s
Background mode - PID=[17252]