Hi,
I would like to attend LSF/MM. I'm working in the MM area for half a
year now, so I'm still learning a lot and hope that the discussions
would help me clarify longer-term goals to pursue. In general, I'm (of
course) interested in improving performance where possible, perhaps by
better use of features the hardware offers. In the past I've been doing
academic research on performance modeling on shared caches and hope to
put that experience to use somehow.
During the half year in MM so far, I've been improving performance of
munlock operations (merged in 3.12), memory compaction effectiveness (in
mmotm) and recently helping fix the trinity fallout. Currently I
continue investigating memory compaction with the goal of having similar
success rates as it used to have around 3.0, but without the associated
massive performance penalty.
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Vlastimil Babka
SUSE Labs
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