RFC CART Implementation
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Cover letter [RFC][PATCH 0/6] CART Implementation
Hi All,
(now split as per request)
After another day of hard work I feel I have this CART implementation complete.
It survives a pounding and the stats seem pretty stable.
The things that need more work:
1) the hash function seems pretty lousy
2) __cart_remember() called from shrink_list() needs zone->lru_lock
The whole non-resident code is based on the idea that the hash function gives an even spread so that:
B1_j B1
------ ~ ----
B2_j B2
However after a pounding the variance in (B1_j - B2_j) as given by the std. deviation: sqrt(<x^2> - <x>^2) is around 10. And this for a bucket with 57 slots.
The other issue is that __cart_remember() needs the zone->lru_lock. This function is called from shrink_list() where the lock is explicitly avoided, so this seems like an issue. Alternatives would be atomic_t for zone->nr_q or a per cpu counter delta. Suggestions?
Also I made quite some changes in swap.c and vmscan.c without being an expert on the code. Did I foul up too bad?
Then ofcourse I need to benchmark, suggestions?
Some of this code is shamelessly copied from Rik van Riel, other parts are inspired by code from Rahul Iyer.
Any comments appreciated.
Kind regards,
Peter Zijlstra
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