Hi,
Sean has left the following comment at Investigate performance of setting
thread affinity
http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2012/7960222:
irc etiquette
Joining IRC, asking a question, and leaving is like walking into a room,
farting, and leaving! :)
As you can imagine, that's not very polite. :) IRC isn't just for you to
use when it's convenient to get a quick response. If you're going to join,
you'll need to wait for a response. Here or our mailing list are the places
to ask without waiting. I mention this because you've done the ask-and-bolt
several times now.
The other tasks are not yet posted because this patch has to be integrated
first. The follow-up tasks will need to build on that committed code so we
don't have integration work. If you want to clean up this patch with the
things I mentioned, that would certainly speed things along for posting the
other two affinity tasks:
hooking behind bu_parallel(), not the individual worker functions
unwrapping the new function so it's always available
documenting the function properly (missed that mistake before closing the
task)
pulling the static globals into the callback in parallel.c
creating a separate callback that takes an arg
make the one with static data call the new arg one
updating the callback to utilize the arg parameter, pass it during
pthread_create()
update the other platforms to do the same where we can, and finally
sorting out what to do with _GNU_SOURCE (since just testing means it'll
never be set)
Basically, just a little bit of cleanup in that file. If you start working
on this, let me know and I can create a task for it, but you'll need to be
meticulous and careful since the goal is proper cleanup. :)
Greetings,
The Google Open Source Programs Team
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