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Re: Strange CPU spikes on OSX 10.3.9




Am 16.12.2005 um 15:06 schrieb Stéphane Letz:

We are debugging a strange issue with abnormal CPU spikes occurring in a test application.

CPU spikes are perfectly normal. If you start some calculation, the CPU runs 100%, until done. If you do a short calculation, you get a spike. Anything else would be a waste of time without a benefit.



The question you're after is probably, how are other tasks/apps/ threads affected by your app. This is where scheduling policies jump into the picture.



On 10.4.3, the average CPU use on a dual G5 is now 0.6 %, but there is no more CPU spike ....

The spikes are probably too short to be seen by you/your tool.


Markus

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