that, relatively speaking, you will suffer much more today
than in the past, if you are not reading sequentially from the hard
disk, ie if you are accessing many small files that are spread out all
over the disk.
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, then
actual speed happens to be even slower.
I am creating the image on the fly, could that make things go slower?
Yes it could. See this link:
http://lists.debian.org/cdwrite/2003/12/msg00226.html
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;
printf( %5.1fx, fspeed);
printf(.);
savbytes = (bytes 20) 20;
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printf( %5.1fx, fspeed);
printf(.);
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) % bufSize;
- int maxLen = bufSize - readPos;
+ int maxLen = MIN(bufSize - readPos, bufSize - dataLen);
ret = read(STDIN_FILENO, buffer[readPos], maxLen);
if (ret 0) {
if ((errno != EINTR) (errno != EAGAIN)) {
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, except that it uses
SysV IPC shared memory, which makes it impossible to use very large
buffers.)
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, except that it uses
SysV IPC shared memory, which makes it impossible to use very large
buffers.)
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