CPU load

From: Joe (josef.rosenegger_at_micronas.com)
Date: 06/09/05 

Date: Thu, 9 Jun 2005 16:01:04 +0200

Hi
we are going to develop a linux based system. It will be the first one
within our company. At the moment, we are defining the HW/SW modules and
related tasks to design in. I'm trying to find out the overall CPU load we
will have in the system to be able to decide on an appropriate CPU(s) to
use.

Does anybody out there has any (coarse) benchmarks for the necessary
minimum CPU load we have to preserve if implementing
USB2.0 stack
IEEE1394 stack
TCP/IP stack

Thanks in advance

Joe

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