Vishal Patil wrote:
Folks
I am attaching the benchmark results for Page Cache Implementation
using B-trees. I basically ran the tio (threaded i/o) benchmark
against my kernel (with the B-tree implementation) and the Linux
kernel shipped with FC5. Radix tree implementation is definately
better however the B-tree implementation did not suck that bad :)
Also I attaching a new patch which was used for measuring the
benchmarks. Also henceforth changes to the page will be tracked using
the projected hosted at http://code.google.com/p/btreepc
Thanks for this. I guess a purist would say that you need to run against
the base kernel and base kernel plus your patches, but these numbers are
certainly enough to support your conclusion.
What's next?
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