This workload is just a program I wrote for doing some readdir stuff just
creating 10,000 entries in a newly created directory (created outside the
program with mkdir command), doing a readdir, and then exit (the program can
do more, but that's all I wanted in this case) and then issue a rm -Rf the
I don't see this with my runs, and I run with ASAN every time. Is there
some workload that triggers this? I usually am only running pyNFS.
Daniel
On 05/19/2017 06:48 PM, Frank Filz wrote:
> I need to wrap up this investigation for today, but I just ran the following
> test under valgrind:memch
Thanks for this. I think this is a real step forward. We can fill in
any holes and improve them as we go.
Daniel
On 05/19/2017 08:53 AM, supriit singh wrote:
> Hi
>
> I submitted the patch: https://review.gerrithub.io/#/c/361752/
>
> Few things to be noted:
>
> 1. I divided the single man page
>From Malahal :
Malahal has uploaded this change for review. (
https://review.gerrithub.io/361838
Change subject: Improve ganesha health status check
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Improve ganesha health status check
Unsigned integer subtraction uses mo
Hi, Sachin.
The padding is to move the fields to different cache lines on the CPU
cache, so that when producer threads and consumer threads are running on
different CPU cores, they don't cause the cache-lines to bounce back and
forth, causing latency. The numbers in the macro are just to make
Hi All,
I have come up with a python script[1] to monitor cpu, memory
utilization of the processes and load average of the system in regular
intervals of time.
It collects the data in an excel sheet for later reference. It draws
chart with the monitored system data on demand. Please refer link
