Ingo Molnar wrote:

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> But, because you assert it that it's risky to "criticise sched_yield() 
> too much", you sure must know at least one real example where it's right 
> to use it (and cite the line and code where it's used, with 
> specificity)?

It's fine to criticise sched_yield().  I agree that new apps should 
generally be written to use proper completion mechanisms or to wait for 
specific events.

However, there are closed-source and/or frozen-source apps where it's 
not practical to rewrite or rebuild the app.  Does it make sense to 
break the behaviour of all of these?

Chris
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