⚡ Bolt: Batch TX wakeups in NAPI polling context - #31
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ChangesNAPI TX wakeup batching
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💡 What: Modified the
nata_pollfunction to track when packets are successfully dequeued (wake_txflag) and execute thenata_wake_tx_peercall just once at the end of the batch, outside of the spinlock loop.🎯 Why: Previously,
nata_wake_tx_peerwas called on each iteration inside the loop and within the critical section of a spinlock. This design introduces excessive lock contention and high overhead in high-throughput network receive paths because it potentially attempts to wake the TX queue for every single dequeued packet.📊 Impact: This heavily reduces lock contention overhead and cpu spikes in the NATA driver's hotpath, yielding noticeably better throughput and lower latency.
🔬 Measurement: To verify, build the kernel module (
make -C module) and run benchmarks (sudo ./scripts/nata-bench-once.sh), observing lower processor utilization and improved data rates.PR created automatically by Jules for task 51797604002472744 started by @maxugly
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