PDS 0.99f is released with the following changes
1. Remove load balance code from scheduler_tick(). Based on recent code change and testing, looks like there is no need to check load balance in scheduler_tick() any more.
2. Default 4ms rr_interal. Trade off performance for interactivity improvement.
3. Rework sibling group balance. Reduce the overhead in sibling group balance by rework the code path.
This release includes balance code rework, and will be the biggest change in this kernel cycle. Please give it a try and feedback will be welcome.
Enjoy PDS 0.99f for v4.19 kernel, :)
Code are available at https://gitlab.com/alfredchen/linux-pds
All-in-one patch is available too.
Friday, November 30, 2018
Friday, November 23, 2018
PDS 0.99e release
PDS 0.99e is released with the following changes
1. Fix sched_fork() time slice fairness. Simplify the code and fairness first.
2. Refine take_other_rq_task() code path.
3. Remove cpumask_weight() in best_mask_cpu().
This release includes minor changes. It's good to have such small change release before the big one.
Enjoy PDS 0.99e for v4.19 kernel, :)
Code are available at https://gitlab.com/alfredchen/linux-pds
All-in-one patch is available too.
1. Fix sched_fork() time slice fairness. Simplify the code and fairness first.
2. Refine take_other_rq_task() code path.
3. Remove cpumask_weight() in best_mask_cpu().
This release includes minor changes. It's good to have such small change release before the big one.
Enjoy PDS 0.99e for v4.19 kernel, :)
Code are available at https://gitlab.com/alfredchen/linux-pds
All-in-one patch is available too.
Sunday, November 11, 2018
PDS 0.99d release
PDS 0.99d is released with the following changes
1. Rework SCHED_ISO support. Based on the limitation of the user land tools, for example, schedtool only support ISO tasks with priority specified, there is not big change for ISO. But this rework remove the "iso_cpu" kernel parameter. The logic behind this is, if your ISO task breaks the system, this parameter doesn't help(much), and if your ISO task runs well, you don't need to adjust this parameter. So, to keep the code simple, it has been removed.
2. UP compilation fix. Thanks jwh7's reporting. For the incoming release, I will do at least one UP compilation per kernel release cycle to prevent UP compilation breaks again.
This release includes the rest part of task policy support review in PDS. Now I am working on overhead cutting by cleaning up/reworking some balance code path. The next PDS release will be about two weeks later.
Enjoy PDS 0.99d for v4.19 kernel, :)
Code are available at https://gitlab.com/alfredchen/linux-pds
All-in-one patch is available too.
1. Rework SCHED_ISO support. Based on the limitation of the user land tools, for example, schedtool only support ISO tasks with priority specified, there is not big change for ISO. But this rework remove the "iso_cpu" kernel parameter. The logic behind this is, if your ISO task breaks the system, this parameter doesn't help(much), and if your ISO task runs well, you don't need to adjust this parameter. So, to keep the code simple, it has been removed.
2. UP compilation fix. Thanks jwh7's reporting. For the incoming release, I will do at least one UP compilation per kernel release cycle to prevent UP compilation breaks again.
This release includes the rest part of task policy support review in PDS. Now I am working on overhead cutting by cleaning up/reworking some balance code path. The next PDS release will be about two weeks later.
Enjoy PDS 0.99d for v4.19 kernel, :)
Code are available at https://gitlab.com/alfredchen/linux-pds
All-in-one patch is available too.
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