On Thu, 26 Apr 2007, Adrian Chadd wrote:
On Thu, Apr 26, 2007, Mark Powell wrote:
I'd stay away from the posix AIO code though; its reasonably naive and
was meant for development. I know how to make it more "optimal" and suited
to production use but it'd take time I don't have. :(
Do you mean I should be using the kernel module or not?
I assume that it will use the kernel code when:
#define USE_AUFSOPS 0
Well, there's a build option for it; it'll set that #define appropriately.
It seems like you are telling me not to use the POSIX AIO code, optionally
built into squid, for production use?
Therefore, I should compile with USE_AUFSOPS=0 and rely on the FreeBSD
kernel posix AIO code instead?
That's the behaviour that USE_AUFSOPS toggles right?
Cheers.
BTW I'll still test your patch with the POSIX AIO code built into squid
(which is what you've kinda requested?)
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