Depending on usage patterns, the current LRU policy may create a
non-injective mapping between userspace ring ids and kernel rings.
This behaviour is undesired as apps that attempt to fill all HW blocks
would be unable to reach some of them.
This change forces the LRU policy to create bijective m
On 28.03.2017 00:36, Andres Rodriguez wrote:
Depending on usage patterns, the current LRU policy may create a
non-injective mapping between userspace ring ids and kernel rings.
This behaviour is undesired as apps that attempt to fill all HW blocks
would be unable to reach some of them.
This cha
Forgot to add
v2: compressed ring_blacklist (nha)
On 2017-03-27 06:36 PM, Andres Rodriguez wrote:
Depending on usage patterns, the current LRU policy may create a
non-injective mapping between userspace ring ids and kernel rings.
This behaviour is undesired as apps that attempt to fill all HW
Depending on usage patterns, the current LRU policy may create a
non-injective mapping between userspace ring ids and kernel rings.
This behaviour is undesired as apps that attempt to fill all HW blocks
would be unable to reach some of them.
This change forces the LRU policy to create bijective m
On 2017-03-23 08:02 AM, Nicolai Hähnle wrote:
On 17.03.2017 19:52, Andres Rodriguez wrote:
Depending on usage patterns, the current LRU policy may create a
non-injective mapping between userspace ring ids and kernel rings.
This behaviour is undesired as apps that attempt to fill all HW blocks
On 17.03.2017 19:52, Andres Rodriguez wrote:
Depending on usage patterns, the current LRU policy may create a
non-injective mapping between userspace ring ids and kernel rings.
This behaviour is undesired as apps that attempt to fill all HW blocks
would be unable to reach some of them.
This cha
Depending on usage patterns, the current LRU policy may create a
non-injective mapping between userspace ring ids and kernel rings.
This behaviour is undesired as apps that attempt to fill all HW blocks
would be unable to reach some of them.
This change forces the LRU policy to create bijective m
