Re: How do I measure context switching time in kernel?

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On Wed, Feb 20, 2002 at 05:43:52AM -0800, nazim khan wrote:
> I am using Linux kernel 2.4.2.

That's a pretty ancient kernel. You might consider to upgrade to
something more recent.

> I want to measure the time taken by kernel to do
> context switching. What is the best way do to it which
> gives me accurate result.

The standard tool for that is lmbench, available from the "free
software" section on http://www.bitmover.com/ .


Erik

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