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Fast? Not in the benchmarks I have seen. In my understanding it promises correctness of scheduling not speed.
by krisoft 3y ago
Fast? Not in the benchmarks I have seen.
In my understanding it promises correctness of scheduling not speed.
- rbanffy 3y agoIt’s not fast if you want to do batch processing, but if you want fast and predictable responses, it’s quite good.
- Chabsff 3y agoWhen you get down to real-time OSs, jitter often becomes the only metric that actually matters, and raw throughput becomes a means to that end.
- jacquesm 3y agoLatency >> throughput.