On 1/31/12 12:30 PM, Alan Swanson wrote:
As discussed back in 2003, sched_yield() on Linux is no longer
equivalent to other POSIX variations. From a LWN article; "This call
used to simply move the process to the end of the run queue; now it
moves the process to the "expired" queue, effectively cancelling the
rest of the process's time slice. So a process calling sched_yield() now
must wait until all other runnable processes in the system have used up
their time slices before it will get the processor again."
However its use on Linux has sneaked back in causing suboptimal
performance such as reported by Simon Farnsworth on r600g. Use sleep on
Linux instead.
Any reason why that can't be pthread_cond_wait() instead? Explicit
sleeps are a sin.
- ajax
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