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Re: Scheduling Threads on Multi-Core Processors
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Re: Scheduling Threads on Multi-Core Processors


  • Subject: Re: Scheduling Threads on Multi-Core Processors
  • From: "Shawn Erickson" <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 17 Aug 2006 14:57:52 -0700

On 8/17/06, Daniel Vollmer <email@hidden> wrote:
Partly because of the new Mac Pros (with two processors sharing a
single cache) I was trying to figure whether the  Darwin scheduler
takes special provisions to keep threads on the same physicial "die
package" (so the common cache can be reused). From looking at the xnu-
source, I thought this might've been solved using more than one
"processor_set"; but it seems there is only a single set from what I
can see.
Does anyone have further information on this or can point to a
particular area of the xnu-source that's worth investigating?

xnu currently uses a flat scheduler (doesn't attempt to keep a thread on a die that shares an L2, etc.).

-Shawn
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