Hello all -
In the util/linux directory of the LiS distribution is a file named thrtst.c .
It generates an executable named 'thrtst'.
Reading the source of this file, it appears that the tool creates thread pairs
( sender/reader , pitcher/catcher, whatever you'd like to call them ),
and sends msgs back and forth.
Using the command line: thrtst -t4 -f0 , I am expecting that the thread pairs would report traffic that is fairly evenly distributed.
On a RED HAT AS 3.0 box, using LiS 2.16.16 ( a version that is
in the Nov 2003 timeframe ), my expectation holds true for a while.
Then after about 3 minutes, one of the pairs stops reporting any traffic.
( the number of messages transmitted remains constant like something is stuck. )
Has any body seen this behavior before ?
( Please note that in order to run this test, I had to modify the relay.c file/driver to remove the print statements. )
wr
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