lkwt in DragonFly

[Matthew Dillon]

:idem for linux, see: http://people.redhat.com/drepper/nptl-design.pdf
:the short summary is that fixing your kernel to work nicely with 1:1
:is easier then getting the hairy details of n:m properly working.
:
:I'd like to know why for dragonfly n:m would be better.
:
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:Sten Spans

    n:m is always better then 1:1 because thread switches within each
    virtual cpu (where the virtual cpu is represented by a single user 
    process) require no context switch into the kernel at all.

    n:m is definitely harder to do, but that doesn't mean it shouldn't be
    done.  It's a great goal for DFly, IMHO.  The paper you are quoting is 
    simply an opinion, like any paper.  It is not necessarily correct.

					-Matt
					Matthew Dillon 
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