* Ed Tomlinson <edt@aei.ca> wrote:yeah. The biggest item in -ck besides SD is swap-prefetch, but that shouldnt have an effect in this case. I _think_ that most of the measured difference is due to scheduler details though. Right now my estimation is that with the patch i sent to Rob, and with latest sched-devel.git, CFS should perform as good or better than SD, even in these micro-benchmarks. (but i cannot tell what will happen on Rob's machine - so i'm keeping an open mind towards any other fixables :-) I'm curious about the next round of numbers (if Rob has time to do them). Ingo -
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