The speed difference with stack files seems to be that there's high
overhead for each write on Windows 10, and stack files are written on a
series of small writes.
Given this, which would make more sense?:
a) Serialize objects to one buffer in memory
and flush to disk in one write
(changes current behavior, but I can't think
of why anyone would mind)
b) Extend the "save file" command with a flag
to tell the engine to flush in one write
(keeps current default behavior, allowing
the single-flush method as an option)
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Richard Gaskin
Fourth World Systems
Software Design and Development for the Desktop, Mobile, and the Web
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