mplementation in CURRENT.
Have you looked at libevent?
http://www.monkey.org/~provos/libevent/
There are some spiffy benchmarks there (and pretty graphs). And a bit
dated, but this page also has some good #'s for you:
http://www.kegel.com/dkft
ard that the konsole bug has been fixed and there's a patch
floating around to fix the SIGABRTs for that program (was my biggest
gripe last time I tested libkse).
Just trying to figure out what my expectations should be with regards
to testing at this point. Is KSE to the point
nting Marco's paper at USENIX on the (ummm 12th I
> think). His baby is due then so he can't make it.. (whereas mine
> arrived today so I'll be looking for an excuse to be away from the
> house for 2 days ;-)
:) Congrats (again!)!
Julian, am I safe in assuming that you
at the TODO, I realize that this patch isn't 100% yet, but can
it be broken down into a smaller set of commits?
Anyone doing virtual hosting would kill to have this functionality in
FreeBSD right now. -sc
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place: the ability to prevent the loss of work committed to a local
repository when using cvsup to sync repositories with the master repo.
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ade a local commit.
[local commit to file A ]
[different developer commits to file A on master repo]
[commit to file A on master repo]
[cvsup local repo with master repo]
Wouldn't you have to delete A,v before A,v would continue to pick up
future changes? -sc
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t believes are
> in sync until they are updated on the server.
^^^
not ?
-s is a bit dicey to trust unless you grab an exclusive lock on the
file and prevent other people from making a change to the file on the
server. -sc
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tool instead of just a way of publishing finalized work.
Maybe the above changes could be rolled into the rewrite of CVSup in
C.
CVSup -> C
ld cvsup -lkse
cvsup(1) -> base system
::grin:: -sc
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If you want fast, use kqueue(). -sc
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ng vs just ints? So far as I
can tell they're just wasting space, but I could be very wrong.
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for the purposes of doing an
accept() by selecting it for read.
Thanks for your help though, that was what I was hoping to hear!
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anted it's like comparing apples and oranges but, I'm
wondering if anyone has any words of wisdom regarding this. Debugging
this kind of a race condition isn't exactly my idea of a good time. ;~)
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