Closed ozgrakkurt closed 10 months ago
I/Os are guaranteed to be initiated in order, but there is no guarantee that they will complete in order. I believe the current implementation does complete them in order, though, but it is usually easier to achieve better performance if ordering guarantees can be broken, so I'd prefer not to provide this guarantee.
I/Os are guaranteed to be initiated in order, but there is no guarantee that they will complete in order. I believe the current implementation does complete them in order, though, but it is usually easier to achieve better performance if ordering guarantees can be broken, so I'd prefer not to provide this guarantee.
thanks! Makes a lot of sense about the ordering, also applies to all of my usecases
Hello!! Thank you for creating this library
Does the result of
ImmutableFile::read_many
has the same ordering as theiovs
argument? I couldn't find it in docs. From looking at the code it seems like it is ordered but couldn't be sure about it.Also happy to add this to docs.