On Sunday, November 3, 2019, 05:38:02 AM PST, Peter Relson
<rel...@us.ibm.com> wrote:
> all other things being equal, ready tasks within in address space are >
> dispatched in a round-robin fashion. A time slice is a time slice.
Enclaves were supposed to be an exception to this rule. First, SRB's in an
enclave are interruptible. Second, for dispatching purposes, SRB's and TCB's
placed in an enclave are excluded from the address space. The system will
select either an enclave or address space for processing. Time slicing applies
to the selected enclave or address space (excluding enclave SRB's and TCB's).
Essentially a single address space acting like multiple address spaces. A real
solution for a mixed workload address space because CHAP and WLM do not solve
the problem.
Can you tell us the reality versus what I was told about enclaves? For the the
product I worked on, we discussed implementing enclaves but the workload could
not be classified correctly. I only have research experience with WLM enclaves.
Jon.
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