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@@ -259,7 +259,7 @@ The `jiffies` clock source uses the `NSEC_PER_JIFFY` multiplier conversion to sp
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Where `CONFIG_HZ` can be one of the following values:
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This means that in our case the timer interrupt frequency is `250 HZ` or occurs `250` times per second or one timer interrupt each `4ms`.
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type. Note that the value of the `TVR_SIZE` depends on the `CONFIG_BASE_SMALL` kernel configuration option:
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that reduces size of the kernel data structures if disabled. The `v1` is array that may contain `64` or `256` elements where an each element represents a dynamic timer that will decay within the next `255` system timer interrupts. Next three fields: `tv2`, `tv3` and `tv4` are lists with dynamic timers too, but they store dynamic timers which will decay the next `2^14 - 1`, `2^20 - 1` and `2^26` respectively. The last `tv5` field represents list which stores dynamic timers with a large expiring period.
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