Quantum 3.5 User Manual
Appendix D Quality of Service Guide
Callbacks
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them that they will need a token to perform any non-real-time I/O. The
first I/O after receiving the callback will then request a non-real-time I/O
token from the FSM.
The FSM calculates the amount of non-real-time bandwidth using the
The FSM calculates the amount of non-real-time bandwidth using the
following formula:
avail_nrtio = rtio_limit - rtio_current;
avail_nrtio /= current_num_nonrtio_clients + 1
In the above calculation, the amount of existing real-time I/O (
rtio_current
)
has already been adjusted with the reserve parameter. As each client
requests a non-real-time I/O token, the number of clients increases
(
current_num_nonrtio_clients
in the above formula) and the amount of
available non-real-time I/O decreases.
Each time there is a change in the amount of non-real-time I/O available,
Each time there is a change in the amount of non-real-time I/O available,
the FSM sends callbacks to the clients with tokens. It is important to note
that unlike the initial set of callbacks where the FSM sent callbacks to all
connected clients, it is now only necessary to send callbacks to those
clients that have an existing token.
Once a client has a token, it can perform as much I/O per second as is
Once a client has a token, it can perform as much I/O per second as is
allowed by that token. It does not need to contact the FSM on every I/O
request. The FSM will inform the client whenever the token changes
value.