Kamailio is using spin locks (for mutexes) and that can cause high cpu on some systems. I am not very familair with dmq internals, but it looks like it uses mutexes to trigger the presence of a new task for its worker processes, meaning that a worker stays in mutex-get operation (spinning), until a new task arrives. Maybe @charlesrchance can shed more light here.

Of course, this high cpu can show up in case of a deadlock, but if you say all works fine whether there is traffic to handle, then is not a deadlock.

The option is to compile to use POSIX semaphores -- the Makefile.defs needs to be changed and all recompiled.

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