4 ms·
It all depends on how much control you have on the system you target. The strategy you refer to may well work for a dedicated deployment, but if you are develop
by compudj 8y ago
It all depends on how much control you have on the system you target. The strategy you refer to may well work for a dedicated deployment, but if you are developing a general-purpose memory allocator targeting a wide range of applications, you might not want to impose those constraints on your users.
- signa11 8y agoah, thanks for the information ! having used 'isolcpu' on dedicated-systems, i completely overlooked this aspect.