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| 3 | TODO: better autoconf.pm that can return LIBS etc. |
3 | TODO: better autoconf.pm that can return LIBS etc. |
| 4 | TODO: aio_cptree/mvtree |
4 | TODO: aio_cptree/mvtree |
| 5 | TODO: reduce condvar fairness: schedule hot-cache-threads first? |
5 | TODO: reduce condvar fairness: schedule hot-cache-threads first? |
| 6 | TODO: splice/tee/vmsplice? (http://kerneltrap.org/node/6505 http://lwn.net/Articles/178199/) |
6 | TODO: splice/tee/vmsplice? (http://kerneltrap.org/node/6505 http://lwn.net/Articles/178199/) |
| 7 | TODO: aio_fcntl, at least for file-locking |
7 | TODO: aio_fcntl, at least for file-locking |
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8 | TODO: fallocate, if it wouldn't be so useless. |
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10 | 3.31 Thu Nov 12 02:14:29 CET 2009 |
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11 | - fix result status documentation of aio_copy, aio_move. |
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12 | - speed up object creation considerably by avoiding |
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13 | hash lookups. |
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15 | 3.3 Wed Aug 5 13:52:58 CEST 2009 |
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16 | - use common::sense. |
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17 | - use common schmorp.h header. |
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18 | - allow integers (file descriptors) in addition to file handles. |
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19 | - take advantage of linux' eventfd (but it seems slower on smp?). |
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20 | - use poll not select on posix platforms. |
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22 | 3.261 Wed Jul 1 10:11:51 CEST 2009 |
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23 | - more 0S X workarounds (patch by Tokuhiro Matsuno). |
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25 | 3.26 Tue Jun 30 09:33:26 CEST 2009 |
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26 | - 0S X of course claims to be posix 2008 but lacks posix_fadvise. |
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27 | try to work around this horribly broken OS in a somewhat hackish |
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28 | way. might help other os's too. |
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30 | 3.25 Sat Jun 27 05:18:26 CEST 2009 |
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31 | - added IO::AIO::fadvise and IO::AIO::sendfile. |
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32 | - (libeio) replaced quicksort+insertion sort by a tuned radix |
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33 | sort + insertion sort, resulting in comparable runtime (usually |
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34 | faster) to the old version, but without any ill side effects on |
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35 | degenerated (for quicksort) data. |
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36 | - (libeio) correctly sort dirs by inodes if we have perfect type |
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37 | knowledge and DIRS_FIRST is used. |
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38 | - (libeio) internally the wrong DT_* constants were used, but no |
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39 | known system has differing EIO_DT_*/DT_* values, so not an issue. |
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40 | - removed a (harmless) assert that was left over on the code |
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41 | but should not have been. |
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42 | - use more correct types (change IO length from IV to VAL64, |
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43 | which makes a difference on systems without 64 bit perls). |
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45 | 3.23 Sat Jun 13 16:57:58 CEST 2009 |
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46 | - fix off-by-one bug in aio_readdir that was introduced in the |
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47 | rushed 3.22 release. |
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49 | 3.22 Sat Jun 13 15:32:40 CEST 2009 |
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50 | - speed up readdirx sort algorithm slightly. |
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51 | - bin/treescan was missing from distro tarball. |
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53 | 3.21 Fri Jun 12 18:45:53 CEST 2009 |
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54 | - new options --dirs and --files for treescan. |
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55 | - install bin/treescan by default. |
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56 | - (libeio) aio_readdir can now be cancelled while executing. |
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57 | - fix a printf format string for 64 bit systems (could lead |
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58 | to problems on big endian 64 bit systems). |
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59 | - do not use qsort() but our own algorithm: glibc initialises |
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60 | the whole locale and I/O subsystem inside qsort, causing |
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61 | a stack overflow on 32 bit machines. The new sort uses much less |
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62 | stack and is more than twice as fast in typical situations. |
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64 | 3.2 Sun Jun 7 20:30:05 CEST 2009 |
| 9 | - (libeio) pwrite emulation was even more flawed than intended and did |
65 | - (libeio) pwrite emulation was even more flawed than intended and did |
| 10 | not restore the file offset. |
66 | not restore the file offset. |
| 11 | - add aio_readdirx, which can return inode and filetype and sort |
67 | - add aio_readdirx, which can return inode and filetype and sort |
| 12 | the names in various ways. |
68 | the names in various ways. |
| 13 | - unfortunately, utime, chmod, chown on an open file that has just |
69 | - unfortunately, utime, chmod, chown on an open file that has just |
