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Before yield normalization occurs, the current defaults lead to very little spin-waiting on ARM processors
On one hand, spin-waiting less until the yield normalization occurs seems like it could be a sensible option, on the other hand it can lead to more context switching during startup in some cases. It's unclear which would be less expensive.
Determine if improving the defaults that are used before yield normalization improves or degrades any startup perf metrics