Thanks Gaggery!
On Mar 20, 2:58 am, Tsai Gaggery wrote:
> I think the chapter 2 of Professional Linux Kernel Architecture will
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I think the chapter 2 of Professional Linux Kernel Architecture will
be helpful to understand the CFS. It not only describes the concept
but source code exploring.
2012/3/20 Glenn Kasten :
> I'm sorry but generic Linux is beyond the scope of this group. I suggest
> doing a web search for the speci
On 3/19/12 11:22 AM, Deborah wrote:
Glenn thanks for your reply! I'm really confused. Could you explain
how the CFS work?
Does it divide the CPU time into epochs?
In a single epoch, has every process a specified time quantum that is
computed at the beginning of each epoch?
If yes, is 'virtual ru
On Tue, Mar 20, 2012 at 5:46 AM, Deborah wrote:
> Thanks, but maybe the only solution is to read the source code!!!
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Careful you don't fall in...
> Regards,
> Deborah
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> On Mar 20, 2:43 am, Glenn Kasten wrote:
> > I'm sorry but generic Linux is beyond the scope of this group. I suggest
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Thanks, but maybe the only solution is to read the source code!!!
Regards,
Deborah
On Mar 20, 2:43 am, Glenn Kasten wrote:
> I'm sorry but generic Linux is beyond the scope of this group. I suggest
> doing a web search for the specific topics you're interested in. However,
> here are a few links
I'm sorry but generic Linux is beyond the scope of this group. I suggest
doing a web search for the specific topics you're interested in. However,
here are a few links to help you get started:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Completely_Fair_Scheduler
http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/linux/libr
Glenn thanks for your reply! I'm really confused. Could you explain
how the CFS work?
Does it divide the CPU time into epochs?
In a single epoch, has every process a specified time quantum that is
computed at the beginning of each epoch?
If yes, is 'virtual runtime' set to zero in each epoch or is
Threads voluntarily assign themselves a nice priority within the permitted
range, and activity manager assigns threads of an app process to an
appropriate cpuctl cgroup.
On Friday, March 16, 2012 6:38:57 AM UTC-7, Deborah wrote:
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