On Mon, 25 Apr 2005, Robert Watson wrote:
On Mon, 25 Apr 2005, Robert Watson wrote:
I now have updated versions of these patches, which correct some
inconsistencies in approach (universal use of curcpu now, for example),
remove some debugging code, etc. I've received relatively little
performan
On Mon, 25 Apr 2005, Robert Watson wrote:
I now have updated versions of these patches, which correct some
inconsistencies in approach (universal use of curcpu now, for example),
remove some debugging code, etc. I've received relatively little
performance feedback on them, and would appreciate
I now have updated versions of these patches, which correct some
inconsistencies in approach (universal use of curcpu now, for example),
remove some debugging code, etc. I've received relatively little
performance feedback on them, and would appreciate it if I could get some.
:-) Especially a
On Sun, 17 Apr 2005, Robert Watson wrote:
I'd like to confirm that for the first two patches, for interesting
workloads, performance generally improves, and that stability doesn't
degrade. For the third partch, I'd like to quantify the cost of the
changes for interesting workloads, and likewise
