[Click] Solved Queue and CPU load 99%

[Eddie Kohler]

OK, you might want to try a later version, such as the CVS version.  When I 
run a config such as:

TimedSource ->
paintswitch :: PaintSwitch();
out_scheduler :: PrioSched();
paintswitch[0] -> Queue -> [0] out_scheduler;
paintswitch[1] -> Queue -> [1] out_scheduler;
paintswitch[2] -> Queue -> [2] out_scheduler;
paintswitch[3] -> Queue -> [3] out_scheduler;
paintswitch[4] -> Queue -> [4] out_scheduler;
paintswitch[5] -> Queue -> [5] out_scheduler;
out_scheduler -> Print -> Discard;

CPU usage does not hit the roof.
Eddie


Paolo Mailing wrote:
> My version of click is 1.5pre and Queue is FullNotQueue
> 
> On 1/23/07, Eddie Kohler <kohler at cs.ucla.edu> wrote:
>> Paolo,
>>
>> But Queue IS a NotifierQueue!  Which version of Click are you using, 
>> actually?
>>
>> Eddie
>>
>>
>> Paolo Mailing wrote:
>> > Hi to all,
>> > I had a problem in some complicated configuration where some Pull
>> > elements like ToDevice, Discard did many calls to pull method.
>> > I've read some documentation and test some configuration in click.
>> > I've solved all my problem with the element NotifierQueue instead of
>> > Queue in my configuration.
>> > The problem is that some pull element have the upstream_empty_signal()
>> > but the upstream element must be a NotifierQueue or an element that
>> > give notify signal to his downstream element in the configuration.
>> > That link can help :
>> > http://pdos.csail.mit.edu/click/doxygen/classNotifier.html
>> > Bye
>> > Paolo
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