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SubjectRe: [PATCH] /dev/epoll update ...
Davide Libenzi wrote:
> > You could even keep the memory for the queued signal / event inside
the file structure.
>
> By keeping the event structure inside the file* require you to collect
> these events ( read memory moves ) at peek time.
> With /dev/epoll the event is directly dropped inside the mmaped area.

Well, memory move consists of 2 words: (a) file descriptor; (b) poll
state/edge flags.

That will be completely swamped by the system calls and so on needed to
processes each of the file descriptors. I.e. no scalability problem here.

-- Jamie
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