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As pointed out by @sconybeare, because the `Pod` and `Zeroable` traits are unsafe to implement, the build suceeds when those traits are implemented but they are *not* implemented by the inner fields. …
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leveldb-sharp currently copies the values returned from LevelDB using Marshal.PtrToStringAnsi() as the memory was allocated by LevelDB. The issue is that the CLR can not use memory owned / allocated b…
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Hi - it'd be handy if data could be sent through a stream without an (extra) userspace/kernelspace copy, which can be done with the `splice` system call on Linux and `sendfile` on some BSDs.
The id…
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We have -Z for the sender. We should have it for the receiver too.
There is some nice sample code here:
http://blog.superpat.com/2010/06/01/zero-copy-in-linux-with-sendfile-and-splice/
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Ori…
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```
We have -Z for the sender. We should have it for the receiver too.
There is some nice sample code here:
http://blog.superpat.com/2010/06/01/zero-copy-in-linux-with-sendfile-and-splice/
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Ori…
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At this point, to get things started, Well Known Binary geometries are stored in an Arrow binary array. But this is an inefficient in-memory format. For one, WKB is not zero copy; offsets (such as whe…
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zero-copy
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```
We have -Z for the sender. We should have it for the receiver too.
There is some nice sample code here:
http://blog.superpat.com/2010/06/01/zero-copy-in-linux-with-sendfile-and-splice/
```
Ori…
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As I see, currently to read a huge binary data, they need to be written to the buffer by reading function. What I would like to have is to get a pointer to memory-mapped binary instead of providing a …