On Monday 11 August 2008, Serge E. Hallyn wrote:
> One reason is that I suspect that stops us from being able to send that
> data straight to a pipe to compress and/or send on the network, without
> hitting local disk. Though if the checkpointfs was ram-based maybe not?
>
> As Oren has pointed out before, passing in an fd means we can pass a
> socket into the syscall.
>
> Using the anon_inodes would also prevent that, but if it makes for a
> cleaner overall solution then I'm not against considering either one
> of course.
>
With anon_inodes, you can still implement splice_read/splice_write,
so you can splice it into a socket.
Arnd <><
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