On Wed, Nov 24, 2010 at 4:05 PM, Tom Lane <tgl@sss.pgh.pa.us> wrote:
> (You might be able to confirm or disprove this theory if you ask
> oprofile to count memory access stalls instead of CPU clock cycles...)
I don't see an event for that.
# opcontrol --list-events | grep STALL
INSTRUCTION_FETCH_STALL: (counter: all)
DISPATCH_STALLS: (counter: all)
DISPATCH_STALL_FOR_BRANCH_ABORT: (counter: all)
DISPATCH_STALL_FOR_SERIALIZATION: (counter: all)
DISPATCH_STALL_FOR_SEGMENT_LOAD: (counter: all)
DISPATCH_STALL_FOR_REORDER_BUFFER_FULL: (counter: all)
DISPATCH_STALL_FOR_RESERVATION_STATION_FULL: (counter: all)
DISPATCH_STALL_FOR_FPU_FULL: (counter: all)
DISPATCH_STALL_FOR_LS_FULL: (counter: all)
DISPATCH_STALL_WAITING_FOR_ALL_QUIET: (counter: all)
DISPATCH_STALL_FOR_FAR_TRANSFER_OR_RESYNC: (counter: all)
# opcontrol --list-events | grep MEMORY
MEMORY_REQUESTS: (counter: all)
MEMORY_CONTROLLER_PAGE_TABLE_OVERFLOWS: (counter: all)
MEMORY_CONTROLLER_SLOT_MISSED: (counter: all)
MEMORY_CONTROLLER_TURNAROUNDS: (counter: all)
MEMORY_CONTROLLER_BYPASS_COUNTER_SATURATION: (counter: all)
CPU_IO_REQUESTS_TO_MEMORY_IO: (counter: all)
MEMORY_CONTROLLER_REQUESTS: (counter: all)
Ideas?
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