> > Ah so it was already 25% slower even without kmalloc? I thoughtI did IPI measurements quite some time ago and what I remember from them is that IPI latencies were in the low multiple thousands cycle ballpark. But that is more in the a few tens of cycles (or maybe 1-2 hundreds if you have a NR_CPU==4096 kernel with really large cpumask) Doesn't really explain a 25% slowdown I would say. Are you sure there isn't a new cache miss in there or something? Actually it must be even multiple ones to account for such a slow down. -Andi -- ak@linux.intel.com --
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