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libgfapi *_async() #29

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esiqveland opened this issue May 28, 2019 · 2 comments
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libgfapi *_async() #29

esiqveland opened this issue May 28, 2019 · 2 comments

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Any plans to implement the async call variations?
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amarts commented May 28, 2019

not actively looking into this. Happy to help if one is interested.

Would be great if you let us know what is the reason you are looking at this repo, and what is the usecase you are trying to address?

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esiqveland commented May 28, 2019 •
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I am using this wrapper to deliver large files (>5 gb), but am seeing about half the throughput of the fuse-driver.

This is done with a simple call to

io.CopyBuffer(rw, fd, buf)

tested with different buffer sizes.

Maxing out at a sustained 120MB/s over a 10Gbps NIC. Fuse driver delivers about 250MB/s. Between the same two hosts.

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