arun> Since tasklets are typically used for bottom half
arun> processing, is it acceptable/recommended that they be
arun> scheduled from a process context (say an ioctl handler)?
arun> Should one try to minimize such scheduling and try to do
arun> things in process context if
arun Since tasklets are typically used for bottom half
arun processing, is it acceptable/recommended that they be
arun scheduled from a process context (say an ioctl handler)?
arun Should one try to minimize such scheduling and try to do
arun things in process context if
On Wednesday 06 April 2005 04:50, you wrote:
> Since tasklets are typically used for bottom half processing, is it
> acceptable/recommended that they be scheduled from a process context
> (say an ioctl handler)?
>
> Should one try to minimize such scheduling and try to do things in process
>
Hi,
I have a query.
Since tasklets are typically used for bottom half
processing, is it acceptable/recommended that they
be scheduled from a process context (say an ioctl handler)?
Should one try to minimize such scheduling and try to
do things in process context if possible, as tasklets run
Hi,
I have a query.
Since tasklets are typically used for bottom half
processing, is it acceptable/recommended that they
be scheduled from a process context (say an ioctl handler)?
Should one try to minimize such scheduling and try to
do things in process context if possible, as tasklets run
On Wednesday 06 April 2005 04:50, you wrote:
Since tasklets are typically used for bottom half processing, is it
acceptable/recommended that they be scheduled from a process context
(say an ioctl handler)?
Should one try to minimize such scheduling and try to do things in process
context
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