> You're talking about a different problem there. Creating a thread
> within a realistic time-limit for a sensible number of threads is not a
> bad idea. Doing it for a huge number of threads may not be something
> that has to be done right away. Don't screw up the low to middle-end -
> that trend is getting frightening in Linux.
sorry, but you must have missed the patch i posted yesterday. It can be
done, it's fast, it does not hurt *any* benchmark and it actually has a
worst-case cache-cold latency of 10 microseconds, even if 1 million
threads are started up already.
and besides it significantly speeds up some other areas as well, like
session management in shells, group-signal delivery performance, tty
handling and more.
Ingo
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