Re: ?? Re: [9fans] spin/trace source for plan9 scheduler

Re: ?? Re: [9fans] spin/trace source for plan9 scheduler

[forsyth]

>>Weird.

spooky.  of course, it is the plan 9 list.

Re: ?? Re: [9fans] spin/trace source for plan9 scheduler

[Keith Andrews]

Okay, I confess ... T'was me (plus a poor mailer UI and fat fingers).
I accidently resent Gergo's message from last December.  My apologies to
all and especially to Gergo for the inadvertant identity theft.
I must admit, though, despite the way it started, the thread did generate
some informative responses!

                                                Keith


On 18-Sep-00
forsyth@caldo.demon.co.uk wrote:
>>>Weird.
> 
> spooky.  of course, it is the plan 9 list.

Re: ?? Re: [9fans] spin/trace source for plan9 scheduler

[Christopher Browne]

Centuries ago, Nostradamus foresaw a time when Scott Schwartz would say:
>| it's really weird. I had sent this email to the list on the 13th of
>| December 1999. 
>
>Looking at the headers, it seems like someone in canada reinjected an
>that old message.

Haven't you heard?  Everything is a year behind in Canada...

[Takes me back to a conference I went to where a now late buddy who was
a serious NFL fan started spouting the last year's LA Raider scores 
the year after they won the SuperBowl and had the Americans convinced
that everything was a year behind...]
-- 
aa454@freenet.carleton.ca - <http://www.ntlug.org/~cbbrowne/canada.html>
"I owe the government $3400 in taxes.  So I sent them two hammers and
a toilet seat."  -- Michael McShane

Re: ?? Re: [9fans] spin/trace source for plan9 scheduler

[Scott Schwartz]

| it's really weird. I had sent this email to the list on the 13th of
| December 1999. 

Looking at the headers, it seems like someone in canada reinjected an
that old message.

?? Re: [9fans] spin/trace source for plan9 scheduler

[FODEMESI Gergely]

Hi,

it's really weird. I had sent this email to the list on the 13th of
December 1999. About 7 hours later Rob Pike had sent an answer to the list
with the full source, saying that Gerard Holzmann had found a copy of the
source in his archive. It was very useful. Thanks again!
Though I have no trace in our logs of me sending this mail today.
Weird.

 gergo

On Mon, 18 Sep 2000, FODEMESI Gergely supposedly wrote:

> 
> There is a paper called:
> 
> Process Sleep and Wakeup on a Shared-memory Multiprocessor
> Rob Pike, Dave Presotto, Ken Thompson, and Gerard Holzmann 
> 
> Is the spin/trace source still available? It would be a great help, I
> would need it for a summary on plan9 at the university.
> 
>  thank you very much: Gergo
> 
>