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to be overly clever and the context switch when the semaphore was busy was destroying performance. Converting to a simple spin lock bough me a factor of 50 or so. That said it's still not good enough. Tests show bad performance and we are still CPU bound. The logical fix is I need to implement per-cpu hot caches to minimize the SMP contention. Linux and Solaris both have this, I was hoping to do without but it looks like that's not to be. kmem_lock: time (sec) slabs objs hash kmem_lock: tot/max/calc tot/max/calc size/depth kmem_lock: 0.022000000 7/6/64 224/177/2048 32768/1 kmem_lock: 0.039000000 13/13/128 416/404/4096 32768/1 kmem_lock: 0.079000000 23/21/256 736/672/8192 32768/1 kmem_lock: 0.158000000 48/47/512 1536/1504/16384 32768/1 kmem_lock: 0.345000000 105/105/1024 3360/3358/32768 32768/2 kmem_lock: 0.760000000 202/200/2048 6464/6400/65536 32768/3 git-svn-id: https://outreach.scidac.gov/svn/spl/trunk@135 7e1ea52c-4ff2-0310-8f11-9dd32ca42a1c |
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| spl-generic.c | ||
| spl-kmem.c | ||
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| spl-module.c | ||
| spl-mutex.c | ||
| spl-proc.c | ||
| spl-rwlock.c | ||
| spl-taskq.c | ||
| spl-thread.c | ||
| spl-time.c | ||
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