Scenario#67.01 asserted the measured processor time in whole seconds, so
it demanded a full core for a full second. On mih09, building at the same
time, the busy loop gets a fraction of one — a correct measurement that
truncates to zero, and it turned main red after PR#70.
Milliseconds with a 300 ms threshold: still two orders of magnitude above
what the waiting root shell itself costs, so the proof that the descent
into the tree works is unchanged. PR#68 made the same correction to the
sibling scenario and left this one behind.
Scenario#67.01 asserted the measured processor time in whole seconds, so
it demanded a full core for a full second. On mih09, building at the same
time, the busy loop gets a fraction of one — a correct measurement that
truncates to zero, and it turned main red after PR#70.
Milliseconds with a 300 ms threshold: still two orders of magnitude above
what the waiting root shell itself costs, so the proof that the descent
into the tree works is unchanged. PR#68 made the same correction to the
sibling scenario and left this one behind.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Scenario#67.01 asserted the measured processor time in whole seconds, so
it demanded a full core for a full second. On mih09, building at the same
time, the busy loop gets a fraction of one — a correct measurement that
truncates to zero, and it turned main red after PR#70.
Milliseconds with a 300 ms threshold: still two orders of magnitude above
what the waiting root shell itself costs, so the proof that the descent
into the tree works is unchanged. PR#68 made the same correction to the
sibling scenario and left this one behind.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
mi
merged commit 1e4181b59e into main2026-09-15 18:38:28 +02:00
mi
deleted branch cpu-test-threshold2026-09-15 18:38:28 +02:00
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Scenario#67.01 asserted the measured processor time in whole seconds, so
it demanded a full core for a full second. On mih09, building at the same
time, the busy loop gets a fraction of one — a correct measurement that
truncates to zero, and it turned main red after PR#70.
Milliseconds with a 300 ms threshold: still two orders of magnitude above
what the waiting root shell itself costs, so the proof that the descent
into the tree works is unchanged. PR#68 made the same correction to the
sibling scenario and left this one behind.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 noreply@anthropic.com