3 ms·
Network buffers are a completely different animal, also harder to optimize... Disk IO buffers, it's easy nowadays, just use something like a MB, which is just
by throwawayish 10y ago
Network buffers are a completely different animal, also harder to optimize...
Disk IO buffers, it's easy nowadays, just use something like a MB, which is just fine for almost any application, and doesn't stack up to much memory use (unless you're writing many files concurrently, which can bring it's own problems as well)
- yjftsjthsd-h 10y agoThat actually does sound about right, but do you know how to derive that? I'm curious how to figure it out.