At 16:36 +0200 04-10-1999, Adam 'WeirdArms' Wiggins wrote:
> Priority is build into L4 it uses hard priority with round robin
>on the same priority level. After thinking about the pre-emption issue
>though I'm not sure its needed since the critical syscall IPC is about 1us
>on a 100Mhz mips machine I hope to get something similar for the SA-1100.
For reference:
bash-2.01# ./lat_syscall null
Simple syscall: 0.6472 microseconds
This on a 220MHz SA-1100, kernel 2.2.12, with not-quite-tuned 60ns EDO
DRAM, using lat_syscall from lmbench. Surely L4 can beat that ;-)
JDB.
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