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Hi everyone,
When we call clock_gettime syscall, we get the userTime and systemTime for CPU state and make their scale to nano-second in qkernel/src/qlib/kernel/threadmgr/task_sched.rs:154. Then in the qkernel/src/qlib/kernel/threadmgr/task_sched.rs:454 and/or qkernel/src/qlib/kernel/threadmgr/task_sched.rs:457, we again scale and multiply them to 1000 to get nano-second again while their are in nano-second scale by themselves. This make some issue in wait syscall and probably other places.
If you want to see the issue, try to run Quark in two machines with different clock frequency. (Actually it just be accurate when clock freq is 1GHz)
Solution
We just need to change function Now in line qkernel/src/qlib/kernel/threadmgr/task_sched.rs:451 and remove the Scale and *1000:
Problem
Hi everyone,
When we call
clock_gettime
syscall, we get theuserTime
andsystemTime
for CPU state and make their scale to nano-second inqkernel/src/qlib/kernel/threadmgr/task_sched.rs:154
. Then in theqkernel/src/qlib/kernel/threadmgr/task_sched.rs:454
and/orqkernel/src/qlib/kernel/threadmgr/task_sched.rs:457
, we again scale and multiply them to 1000 to get nano-second again while their are in nano-second scale by themselves. This make some issue inwait
syscall and probably other places.If you want to see the issue, try to run Quark in two machines with different clock frequency. (Actually it just be accurate when clock freq is 1GHz)
Solution
We just need to change function
Now
in lineqkernel/src/qlib/kernel/threadmgr/task_sched.rs:451
and remove theScale
and*1000
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