This CL separates the notion of boost and prefer_idle schedtune
attributes in cpu selection. Today only top-app
tasks are boosted. The CPU selection is slightly tweaked such that
higher order cpus are preferred only for boosted tasks (top-app) and the
rest would be skewed towards lower order cpus.
This avoids starvation issues for fg tasks when interacting with high
priority top-app tasks (a problem often seen in the case of system_server).
bug:
30245369
bug:
30292998
Change-Id: I0377e00893b9f6586eec55632a265518fd2fa8a1
Conflicts:
kernel/sched/fair.c
return target;
}
-static inline int find_best_target(struct task_struct *p, bool prefer_idle)
+static inline int find_best_target(struct task_struct *p, bool boosted, bool prefer_idle)
{
int iter_cpu;
int target_cpu = -1;
int idle_idx;
/*
- * favor higher cpus for tasks that prefer idle cores
+ * Iterate from higher cpus for boosted tasks.
*/
- int i = prefer_idle ? NR_CPUS-iter_cpu-1 : iter_cpu;
+ int i = boosted ? NR_CPUS-iter_cpu-1 : iter_cpu;
if (!cpu_online(i) || !cpumask_test_cpu(i, tsk_cpus_allowed(p)))
continue;
bool boosted = 0;
bool prefer_idle = 0;
#endif
- int tmp_target = find_best_target(p, boosted || prefer_idle);
+ int tmp_target = find_best_target(p, boosted, prefer_idle);
if (tmp_target >= 0) {
target_cpu = tmp_target;
if ((boosted || prefer_idle) && idle_cpu(target_cpu))