Re: Is the nano second resolution in pselect achievable ??

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On 11/24/05, Indraneel Mukherjee <mukherjee.indraneel@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> Sorry for my previous posting.
> I think i need to re-frame my question.
>
> A)
> Is it possible to obtain nanosecond/microsecond resolution in
> select/pselect when the timer tick for 2.6.xx in 1millisec (i386) ??
> Doesn't that mean that pselect can only round up the delay specified
> in nano seconds to the nearest milli second?

No. And yes.

> B)
> How can i ensure that pselect sleeps for only some micro/nano seconds ??

You cannot, except by changing do_select to a busy-loop, at least in
the mainline kernel. You could also try bumping up the value of HZ,
but this is known to cause issues. Perhaps you should take a look at
the rt/kthrt patchset.

Thanks,
Nish

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