lm@bitmover.com (Larry McVoy) wrote on 22.06.02 in <20020622122656.W23670@work.bitmover.com>:
> Just out of curiousity, have you actually ever worked on a fine grain
> threaded OS? One that scales to at least 32 processors? Solaris? IRIX?
> Others? It makes a difference, if you've been there, your perspective is
IIRC, you said that your proposed system should have one oslet per about 4
CPUs. And I see many people claiming that current Linux locking is aimed
at being good with about 4 CPUs.
Maybe I'm dense, but it seems to me that means current Linux locking is
aimed at exactly the spot where you argue it should be aimed *anyway*.
What am I not seeing?
MfG Kai
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