Re: Regression on rt kernel while using POSIX timers

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On 2017-02-08 18:41:25 [+0000], Patel, Vedang wrote:
> Hi, 
Hi,

> The results for the POSIX timers were not as I expected. The latency
> for real-time kernel (v4.9.4-rt2) was worse compared to the mainline
> kernel (v4.9.4). In almost all the cases, the latency is almost doubled
>  with the max value reaching about 10 times when performing the tests
> under load.

Is it also the case if you boost the priority of ktimersoftd/X threads?
For clock_nanosleep, the wake-ups happen directly from hard-timer
interrupt. For the posix-timer we have to delay those to the ktimersoftd
thread which runs usually RT prio 1.

> Thanks,
> Vedang Patel
> Software Engineer
> Intel Corporation

Sebastian
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