Re: [patch] mm: adjust kswapd nice level for high priority page allocators

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On Mon, 1 Mar 2010, Mel Gorman wrote:

> Can figures also be shown then as part of the patch? It would appear that
> one possibility would be to boot a machine with 1G and simply measure the
> time taken to complete 7 simultaneous kernel compiles (so that kswapd is
> active) and measure the number of pages direct reclaimed and reclaimed by
> kswapd. Rerun the test except that all the kernel builds are at a higher
> priority than kswapd.
> 

Ok, I'll collect those statistics.

> When all the priorities are the same, the reclaim figures should match
> with or without the patch. With the priorities higher, then the direct
> reclaims should be higher without this patch reflecting the fact that
> kswapd was starved of CPU.
> 

Agreed.

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