Peter Williams wrote:
This behaviour is caused by the "make clean" being a short lived CPU
intensive task. It was made worse by the facts that my simplifications
to the sinbin duration calculation which assumed a constant CPU burst
size based on the time slice and that exiting tasks could still have
caps enforced. (The simplification was done to avoid 64 bit divides.)
I've put in a more complex sinbin calculation (and don't think the 64
bit divides will matter too much as they're on an infrequently travelled
path. Exiting tasks are now excluded from having caps enforced on the
grounds that it's best for system performance to let them get out of the
way as soon as possible. A patch is attached and I would appreciate it
if you could see if it improves the situation you are observing.
Sorry for my late reply.
The followings are the results of patched kernel. Unfortunately,
the patch doesn't seem to help my situation.
$ ~/withcap.sh -C 900 /usr/bin/time make clean
1.61user 0.29system 1:33.94elapsed 2%CPU
$ ~/withcap.sh -C 100 /usr/bin/time make clean
1.68user 0.27system 3:34.45elapsed 0%CPU
Thanks,
MAEDA Naoaki
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