On Tue, Feb 20, 2007 at 11:02:40PM -0800, Bucky Katz wrote:
[..]
> We have two choices: 1) we can make all of our stuff work in -current
> and then find out if 1:1 kills performance or not, followed by which
> we get to come along for the ride while you make the scheduler and
> interrupt handler change or 2) we can do what dozens of people here
> and in current have been telling us to do: use 4.0.

My personal way would be to try to get a benchmark of -current after
it compiles and works and see how good or badly it is now.

And if it does not compile or work I would send a mail either where
the compile fails or a small test case which makes it possible to
reproduce a threading problem.
Which doesn't mean I wouldn't send a pr about a kernel crash or core
dump.

Bernd