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Re: Has anybody studied the interrupt latency and preemption latency in netBSD?



Jun Sun wrote:

On the preemption latency I am looking for the long execution pathes in
syscalls for some typical benchmark workload.  (netbsd kernel is not
preemptible, right?)

Right.

Since the workload works on both Linux and netbsd, it would be
interesting to do a side-by-side comparison between them.  Mvista.com
used to have some numbers posted on their website for Linux, but I can't
find anymore.  But it is easy in general to find out those tests and
numbers for Linux.

Another company which claims beter results then MontaVista is TimeSys (see there side for more info - www.timesys.com).

If your targets are x86 processors also Solaris may be worth looking, because the Solaris kernel is preemptive and has other real-time facilities.

--- willy




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