Re: Memory Miss Rate Measurements

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Bithika Khargharia wrote:

Is it possible to obtain a measure of the average (or snapshot) page miss rate in linux? I am using kernel 2.6.18

Yes, but you're going to want to decide exactly what you want
to measure.

If you want to read just the hit/miss rate of the read(2) and
write(2) system calls and friends, you can modify the code in
mm/filemap.c a little to catch things.

Mmap()ed regions will be a lot harder to measure, since you
can only easily measure the misses.  The hits will be handled
entirely in hardware by the MMU, once the page tables are set
up...

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