[PATCHSET 5.13 0/2] Cache async read/write and regular file state

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Hi,

Patch 1 is just a regular fix/cleanup, there's no need to check for
whether or not a file has io_uring fops if it's registered, as we
explicitly disallow that at registration time.

Patch 2 uses the bottom 3 (or 2 for 32-bit) bits in the file pointer
to cache state that we always use at read/write time. This prevents
digging deep into the file, inode, superblock in the fast path.

-- 
Jens Axboe





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