Re: [PATCH] Mantaining turnstile aligned to 128 bytes in i386 CPUs
- From: Ivan Voras <ivoras@xxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 17 Jan 2007 21:58:04 +0100
Matthew Dillon wrote:
* Saving the FP state. The kernel doesn't have to save or restore
anything if userland was not using the floating point unit. In
fact, the kernel doesn't even need to FNINIT! All the kernel needs
to do is CLTS and FNCLEX to make the FP unit usable for media copy
instructions, then set CR0_TS when it is finished.
Does the same hold true with kernel threads in FreeBSD (e.g. two threads
using FPU)?
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