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Nope. io_uring is an API that helps with asynchronous I/O.

• unlinked_dll 6y ago
  That's kind of my question. I want async I/O with a device, can io_uring help?
  • Aissen 6y ago
    If you have a character/block device that does read/write ops, you'd probably get io_uring support for free.
  • navaati 6y ago
    As neighbour says, io_uring is for really high performance (as in high throughput) stuff, so… not I2C ! But you can still want async I/O with an I2C device, of course, as in you don't want to block a thread to wait on a message. And for that I believe you can still use good old select/epoll as usual on your I2C device file, and as a consequence also just use your favourite async I/O framework of the day (libevent, node.js, what have you).
  • asveikau 6y ago
    Does your device have a file descriptor, as is traditional in Unix? Seems like the theoretical answer should then be yes.