On Wed, Jun 22, 2005 at 03:16:39PM -0400, Karim Yaghmour wrote:
>
> Paul E. McKenney wrote:
> > (And, yes, there are other CDFs lacking a 30us bulge that would be
> > consistent with a 55us "blue-moon" bulge -- so I guess I am asking
> > if you have the CDF or the raw latency measurements -- though the
> > data set might be a bit large... And I would have to think about
> > how one goes about deriving individual-latency CDF(s) given a single
> > dual-latency CDF, assuming that this is even possible...)
>
> This is a bandwidth issue. The compressed archive containing the
> interrupt latencies of all our test runs is 100MB. I could provide
> a URL _privately_ to a handful of individuals, but beyond that
> someone's going to have to host it.
>
> Let me know if you want this.
The approach of measuring the target's and the logger's latencies
separately is a -much- better approach than using strange mathematical
techniques with strange mathematical assumptions. So please don't
waste any further time on my misguided request for the full data set!
> Of course, now that LRTBF is out there, others can generate their
> own data sets.
True enough!
Thanx, Paul
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