> I see absolutely _no_ evidence to support this repeated claim. I'm still
> waiting to see any evidence that low latency patches are not sufficient, or
> an explanation of who is going to fix all the drivers you break in subtle
> ways
I'll work on fixing things the patch breaks. I don't think it will be
that bad. I've been working on preemption for a long long time, and
before me others have been working for a long long time, and I just
don't see the hordes of broken drivers or the tons of race-conditions
due to per-CPU data. I have seen some, and I have fixed them.
For a solution to latency concerns, I'd much prefer to lay a framework
down that provides a proper solution and then work on fine tuning the
kernel to get the desired latency out of it.
Robert Love
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