decreasing #define HZ in the linux kernel for CPU/memory bound apps ?
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Cabaniols, Sebastien Sebastien.Cabaniols at Compaq.comTue Apr 16 03:57:18 PDT 2002
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Hi beowulfs! Would it be interesting to decrease the #define HZ in the linux kernel for CPU/Memory bound computationnal farms ? (I just posted the same question to lkml) I mean we very often have only one running process eating 99% of the CPU, but we (in fact I) don't know if we loose time doing context switches .... Did anyone experiment on that ? Thanks in advance
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