It's my perception that on current workstations, for example, that and "ionice -c3" in front of any build I do is far more useful then simply nicing it.
IO scheduling is a separate problem, though it shares the same fundamental properties. The same goes for network packet scheduling. All of these are ongoing efforts. Stay tuned! :)
Two of my primary areas of interest, audio engineering and VR both REALLY show how poorly modern operating systems do with user interactivity when it counts.
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Where is io scheduling in this?
It's my perception that on current workstations, for example, that and "ionice -c3" in front of any build I do is far more useful then simply nicing it.
IO scheduling is a separate problem, though it shares the same fundamental properties. The same goes for network packet scheduling. All of these are ongoing efforts. Stay tuned! :)
Well I look forward to seeing this develop.
Two of my primary areas of interest, audio engineering and VR both REALLY show how poorly modern operating systems do with user interactivity when it counts.