Re: Fwd: Question about PREEMPT_RT and wakeup_rt latency

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On 2019-06-25 15:40:56 [+0200], Jean-Michel Hautbois wrote:
> Hi,
Hi,

> I have a latency issue, and tried to use wakeup_rt latency to detect
> it but I am not sure to really understand the output of ftrace...
> >From what I understand, the interrupt "irq/28" is having a latency of
> ~2ms ?? It sound like a very big latency !

>From the trace, looking only at cpu0 ->
- irq/28-c-256 is scheduled until 1581us which 1.5ms.
- irq/57-2-122 is scheduled until 2287us another 706us

and so on.

> And this customer has forced affinity and priorities on its threads,
> and I think it could explain such a behaviour ? For instance the task
> named "tLaserLo-762" is in fact forced with an affinity of 2 and a
> priority of SCHED_FIFO 30.
> 
> https://framabin.org/p/?e63c638b5cf2e4ec#GS6ahFDEI/m6vyY2lwafB96vbgA4Skft1d+Dvtry2QI=

it is not the nicest pastebin page to grab the bare text file from…

> I think it gives a very nice example of what preemption really is, but
> it can be confusing.
> Can it be traced with kernelshark or something else ?

you could try to trace with kernelshark and enable the scheduling
events. You should be able to see when a task is woken up and when it
finally got on the CPU. And then you can decide what to do.

> Thanks,
> JM

Sebastian



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