Scheduler resource instrumentation improvements#103
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For the scheduler / system itself, record both the max and average memory usage (RSS), rather than just the max, because it turns out the peak memory usage can be quite high for short burst (around 2x). Since these are scheduler metrics this does not require much extra memory / disk space to store. Signed-off-by: Alex Jones <alex.jones@lowrisc.org>
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Record both the max and average memory usage (RSS), rather than just the max, because it turns out the peak memory usage can be quite high for short bursts and so doesn't represent the average memory usage.
Since these are scheduler-wide metrics, this does not require much extra memory / disk to record.