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You can get 95% of the way there by running a clean system with nearly no daemons, and your application setup to run with one os thread per cpu thread, with cpu
by toast0 2y ago
You can get 95% of the way there by running a clean system with nearly no daemons, and your application setup to run with one os thread per cpu thread, with cpu pinning so they don't move.
Whatever the scheduler does should be pretty low impact, because the runlist will be very short. If your application doesn't do much I/O, you won't get many interrupts either. If you can run a tickless kernel (is that still a thing, or is it normal now?), you might not get any interrupts for large periods.