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Is it possible to use BFQ_LL for reads but None for writes?

The benchmarks suggest such a mode would win the most.

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If it's faster everywhere & has the same functionality, why not just find-replace everything?

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Same for me. Much easier expressions of parallelism. The easy syntax lets tools (like "go race") handle problems instead of all that verbos...

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I develop using GoLang

Which compiler should I use for the best performance? GoLang has the advantage of most its libraries being in Go...

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Good directions

An IR that many drivers use is also a great advantage in breaking-up this monsterous structure that has become Graphics...

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Events vs language.

As for language speed:
Managing asynchronous processing is far more important for most workloads that wait on...

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Both Archaic?

I presumed now that fiddling with out-of-band (high risk) extra patches will soon be obsoleted by CRIU.

One...

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Seconded



I also want to know the best combo. Please think like an admin when testing:
1. Take corruption switches...

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Huge for Containers (LXC)

I'm not sure how the article missed it, but this could be the last piece needed for Linux Containers (LXC) to...

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Code duplication.



I was thinking exactly this. Cryptography may even be a good place to put it, but something similar should...

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Duplicate

It appears as duplication to me, but:
- It's not a fork, which for 3-year-old unused software feels like a good thing....

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Good job

As someone who has this as my only option for an embedded system, I can say this library (though not perfect) does very well....

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X32 gains use of better instructions that came with the 64-bit standard. ARM's various instruction sets similarly add & remove what works there....

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It's not merged yet:
https://btrfs.wiki.kernel.org/index....merged_Patches

It was very active just 2 months ago. It may make...

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Support less



Yes, but 32-bit-only x86 hardware is becoming obsolete, and most for-Linux software is following. A distro...