Re: [REPORT] cfs-v4 vs sd-0.44

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* Li, Tong N <[email protected]> wrote:

> [...] A corollary of this is that if both threads i and j are 
> continuously runnable with fixed weights in the time interval, then 
> the ratio of their CPU time should be equal to the ratio of their 
> weights. This definition is pretty restrictive since it requires the 
> properties to hold for any thread in any interval, which is not 
> feasible. [...]

yes, it's a pretty strong definition, but also note that while it is 
definitely not easy to implement, the solution is nevertheless feasible 
in my opinion and there exists a scheduler that implements it: CFS.

	Ingo
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