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Old 06-03-2004, 04:22 PM   #1
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Default Fooling around

Testing some algorithms for the new core... (fully asynchronous handling of sockets/files/pipes/....)

Single transfer looks something like:

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Read
Written
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Written
Read
Read
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Written
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Written
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Written
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Read

... ordinary file transfer usually looks like:

Read
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Read
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Read
Write


Advantages? I can disable both socket and file buffers, for maximum scalability & performance. Notice that on large fat32 partitions it will result to worse scalability, because minimum buffer size for unbuffered file reads/writes is size of one cluster. Using 5transfer buffers, means 32kb*5 bytes per filehandle. (it also increases amount of memory copying etc...) => upgrade to ntfs for optimal performance
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Old 06-05-2004, 07:48 AM   #2
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You done reading yet ?. Can we borrow it ?

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Old 06-05-2004, 11:46 AM   #3
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Borrow what? .. I think I missed something Read/write routines for transfering between two handles are nearly complete. I'll start working on adding ssl implementation next week.
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Old 06-06-2004, 08:52 PM   #4
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Whew, I had some serious error in my algortih (something one couldn't even consider as a bug :~) It seems, I was able to resolve it without noticable effect in performance... now each handle uses four locks to guard counters & buffer queues. (and that's a lot... 16bytes of mem )

I did some performance tests with single thread.. and so far, results are far beyond my expecetations:

On 10mb/sec transfer over network results are following:

Wait: 9.48972774seconds Work: 0.43205802seconds

Which leads to theoretical maximum output of: 10mb/sec * 9.48972774secs / 0.43205802seconds = ~210mb/sec on single CPU system... assuming that after bandwidth limits, timeouts, etc. I get even half of the theoretical maximum, it should be breaking the 200mb/sec barrier that I set for my computer.
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