Re: Transforming a bufferlist iterator into new bufferlist

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On Mon, Aug 27, 2012 at 1:01 PM, Sage Weil <sage@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> On Mon, 27 Aug 2012, Noah Watkins wrote:
>> I have a bufferlist use case that I can't quite resolve. I'm packing
>> up a struct and a blob, but not sure how to seek to the beginning of
>> the blob correctly during decode:
>>
>> 1. Setup bufferlist
>>
>>   /* add header */
>>   struct header hdr;
>>   ::encode(hdr, bl);
>>
>>   /* add payload blob */
>>   bl.append(buf, len);
>
> Instead, do
>
> bufferlist b;
> b.append(buf, len);
> ::encode(b, bl);
>
> that'll include a length in front of it...
>
>
>> 2. Later in decode ...
>>
>>   /* get header */
>>   bufferlist::iterator it = in.begin();
>>   ::decode(hdr, it);
>>
>>   **problem: Want to get a bufferlist for the payload, which is
>> presumably exactly where the iterator now points. How should that
>> transformation happen with zero-copy?
>
> and then
>
> bufferlist b;
> ::decode(b, it);
>
> will get it back.

Does that maintain zero-copy semantics? (It could; I just wasn't aware
that we'd special-cased bufferlist decodes enough to do so.)
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