jemalloc paper/slides available

[Kip Macy]

Hi,

Although I can't comment on the sudden performance dropoff, I would
like to point out that the numbers from the benchmark imply that the
benchmark isn't using non-temporal loads and stores on either
platform.

The "it should just work" comment doesn't apply as it equates to
driving a racecar with 6 gears and then never using anything higher
than 5th in competition - because "it should just work".

 -Kip

On 5/21/06, Attila Nagy <bra at fsn.hu> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> On 2006. 05. 18. 19:19, Jason Evans wrote:
> > The paper and slides for jemalloc that I presented at BSDcan 2006 are
> > available at:
> >     http://people.freebsd.org/~jasone/jemalloc/bsdcan2006/
> > If you read only one or the other, choose the paper.
> Thank you. Here is a quick comparison (the article is in hungarian) on a
> Sun T2000 with Solaris and Linux and an Intel dual core low voltage Xeon
> (Sossaman, Core Duo as a server processor):
> http://hup.hu/node/25322
>
> I've lost the results for FreeBSD 6 for different blocksizes, so only
> 1kB is on the picture, which contains all OSs. With 1MB, you can see
> only Solaris and Linux on the same machine, besides FreeBSD -CURRENT.
>
> Do you have any ideas about the sudden drop after 16 threads? (the
> machine had four cores)
>
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