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Subject: Re: Massive performance loss from OS::sleep hack
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Kurt Miller wrote:
> On Saturday 15 September 2007 10:50:50 pm Kurt Miller wrote:
>> The following are programs I wrote when I isolated the problem.
>> If the c program runs ok on 7.0 for both single cpu and mp then
>> remove the os_sleep() and try the java program. If that works too
>> then you're clear to make the os_sleep() hack only apply to <
>> 7.0 and still be able to pass the certification tests.
> 
> Sorry copy/paste glitch. He is the c program again:

Thanks, I'll test this out and see where we stand.

Kris