e7d7b8a0eb
upversion stalld to v1.19.8
compile stalld with ebpf support
Test plan:
PASS - AIO-SX standard kernel:
confirm --backend queue_track and verify
BPF kernel option by configuring stalld
with queue_track backend
PASS - AIO-SX rt kernel:
Built rt kernel with CONFIG_BPF_JIT=y
and CONFIG_DEBUG_INFO_BTF=y
rt kernel (lowlatency) configured
confirm --backend queue_track and verify
BPF kernel option by configuring stalld
with queue_track backend
Story: 2011378
Task: 52252
Change-Id: I869f421251bbabb2abb7f57dd91302b9d2f57f11
Signed-off-by: Kyale, Eliud <Eliud.Kyale@windriver.com>
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Metadata-Version: 1.1
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Name: stalld
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Version: 1.19.8
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Summary: stall daemon
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Home-page: https://gitlab.com/rt-linux-tools/stalld
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Author: RedHat
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Author-email:
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License: GPLv2
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Description:
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The stalld program (which stands for 'stall daemon') is a
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mechanism to prevent the starvation of operating system threads in a
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Linux system. The premise is to start up on a housekeeping cpu (one
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that is not used for real-application purposes) and to periodically
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monitor the state of each thread in the system, looking for a thread
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that has been on a run queue (i.e. ready to run) for a specifed length
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of time without being run. This condition is usually hit when the
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thread is on the same cpu as a high-priority cpu-intensive task and
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therefore is being given no opportunity to run.
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Platform: UNKNOWN
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