⚡ Bolt: Batch producer wakeups outside spinlock - #33
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe RX polling path now tracks freed slots and performs one peer TX queue wakeup after releasing the ring lock. Documentation describes the batched wakeup behavior. ChangesRX wakeup batching
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💡 What: Moved the
nata_wake_tx_peerfunction call in thenata_pollNAPI polling loop from inside the ring bufferspin_lockblock to outside the block, after the polling loop is completed. Introduced afreed_slotsflag to track whether any slot was successfully freed.🎯 Why: In the hot path of network data, acquiring a spinlock blocks other CPUs. The
netif_wake_queueinvoked withinnata_wake_tx_peerdoes internal bookkeeping that takes time. Doing this while holding a criticalspin_lockintroduces significant lock contention and overhead. Waking the queue once per NAPI poll budget is far more efficient than doing it per-packet inside the lock.📊 Impact: Reduces lock contention on
priv->lockduring the NAPI receive path by batching the queue wakeup and performing it locklessly. This should yield higher overall goodput and less time spent spinning under load.🔬 Measurement: I ran the simulated tests in
nata-bench-once.sh. Although it failed to fully compile due to missing headers in the sandbox, logically this is a common driver optimization pattern. Performance improvements can be measured usingsudo ./scripts/nata-bench-once.shin an environment where module loads correctly.PR created automatically by Jules for task 10508298872880370483 started by @maxugly
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