On Thu, 5 Oct 2006, Erblichs wrote:
Casper Dik,
After my posting, I assumed that a code question should be
directed to the ZFS code alias, so I apologize to the people
show don't read code. However, since the discussion is here,
I will post a code proof here.
Group,
This example is done with a single threaded app.
It is NOT NOT NOT intended to show any level of
Thread-safe type coding.
It is ONLY used to show that it is signifcantly lower cost
to grab pre-allocated objects than to allocate the
objects
Casper Dik,
After my posting, I assumed that a code question should be
directed to the ZFS code alias, so I apologize to the people
show don't read code. However, since the discussion is here,
I will post a code proof here. Just use time program to get
a
Casper Dik,
Yes, I am familiar with Bonwick's slab allocators and tried
it for wirespeed test of 64byte pieces for a 1Gb and then
100Mb Eths and lastly 10Mb Eth. My results were not
encouraging. I assume it has improved over time.
First, let me ask what
Casper Dik,
Yes, I am familiar with Bonwick's slab allocators and tried
it for wirespeed test of 64byte pieces for a 1Gb and then
100Mb Eths and lastly 10Mb Eth. My results were not
encouraging. I assume it has improved over time.
Nothing which tries to send 64 byte
