> > the ratio between timeslices. If you have three processes running with
> > timeslices :
> >
> > A = 400
> > B = 200
> > C = 100
> >
> > the interactivity is the same of the one if you have :
> >
> > A = 100
> > B = 50
> > C = 25
> >
> > What changes is the maxiomum CPU blackout time that each task has to see
> > before re-emerging again from the expired array. In the first case in
> > "only" 700ms while in the first case is 175ms.
>
> and what happens to the throughput?
Nothing. You'll have more context switches in average but if you think
that the context switch time will be diluted in tenths on ms runs you'll
get nothing. I really don't like to talk w/out being backed up by numbers
but currently I am really overbooked with other tasks and I cannot follow
up this (even if I'd like to). I am currently working 12-14 hours/day on
average, and I am one of those unperfect machines that still needs 6-7
hours rest somewhere during the day :)
(but I'll do it later if Ingo does not return from Mars or if someone else
does not do it)
- Davide
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