Re: better performance during stress

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On 12/04/2017 09:29 PM, Ran Shalit wrote:
>> Stress runs a busy loop in user-space, hence the preempt/irqs are
>> always enabled.
> I understand the comments that comes later, but not this one above.
> Can you please explain?
> 

A "latency" you see on cyclictest is a side effect of either IRQs being
masked, or the preemption being disabled.

However, a process always returns to user-space with both interrupts and
preemption enabled. So, a task in user-space will not cause latencies.

As stress runs a busy loop in user-space... it will not cause latencies.

-- Daniel
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