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If you are using a mutex to guarantee real-time scheduling requirements, you have failed. Furthermore if you think a discussion about benchmarking an algorithm
by Kranar 5y ago
If you are using a mutex to guarantee real-time scheduling requirements, you have failed.
Furthermore if you think a discussion about benchmarking an algorithm on a 24-core SMP system involving atomic reads, writes and shared caches has nothing to do with parallelism then let's just agree to disagree with one another and I wish you all the best in your programming endeavors.
People can decide for themselves what credibility they wish to lend to your argument given your perspective on this matter.
- ncmncm 5y ago. . . I don't even need to say anything here.
- SAI_Peregrinus 5y agoRTOS programming tends to make extensive use of semaphores, often to build queues.