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Subject: Re: [Xenomai-core] geode gx1 latencies
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To: Mark Saiia <mark.saiia@domain.hid>
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Mark Saiia wrote:
> Gilles and list,
> I have tested out your latest patch with 2.4maint, 2.627.19.  It
> appears to work fine, no crashes related to 3dnow and no floating
> point issues.  However, we are observing rather high latencies.  This
> is without the hack described in the above thread.
> /proc/xenomai/timer shows clockdev as tsc.  At around 2.5 minutes , I
> did an ls in a while loop over a telnet connection in order to raise
> cpu usage to 22%.  Appended are the latency results.

The latency results do not tell us much. Please send us traces made by
the I-pipe tracer.

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                                                 Gilles.