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Being tickless when idle provides significant power savings. Being tickless when active doesn't. The benefit here is to avoid trapping into the kernel an additi
by mjg59 13y ago
Being tickless when idle provides significant power savings. Being tickless when active doesn't. The benefit here is to avoid trapping into the kernel an additional HZ times a second when you have a single CPU bound task bound to a CPU that nothing else wants to run on.