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I have some programs that suffered terrible performance degradation when
moving from Ubuntu 12.04 to Ubuntu 14.04. Originally I blamed Ubuntu
14.04 for the performance hit and simply stuck with 12.04, however when I
updated libpcap to support hardware timestamps, the performance degraded
again. I then reduced the problem to a program that simple returned ICMP
ECHO replies when requests were received. Under 12.04, this program works
very well (with reported responses from ping of under 500 usec), however,
if I point the libpcap.so files to the downloaded version 1.5.3
(originally tested with 1.6.2 and problem seen there as well), the
response times jump to sometimes over 100 msec. Similarly, if I run the
program on Ubuntu 14.04 I see response times well over 10 msec (and
actually miss many requests). If I simply replace the links to
libpcap.so.1.5.3 with links to libpcap.so.1.4.0 the responses return to
sub 300 usec. Is this behavior expected? Do I need to redo my pcap
handle setup if moving from libpcap-1.4.0 to libpcap-1.5.3 (or
libpcap-1.6.2)? Any guidance is greatly appreciated. Any troubleshooting
I can do to help out?
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