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Levin Zimmermann
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Kirill Smelkov
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X math notest on buffer vs direct access
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@@ -34,7 +34,44 @@ pread + user-buffer
It is possible to mitigate high α and buffer data from bigger reads in
user-space and for smaller client reads copy data from that buffer.
Performance depends on buffer hit/miss ration and will be evaluated for simple
math to get optimal parameters:
( note here S is what α is above - syscall time, and C is what β is above - 1
byte copy time )
- we are reading N bytes sequentially
- consider 2 variants:
a) 1 syscall + 1 big copy + use the copy for smaller reads
cost: S + C⋅N + C⋅N
b) direct acces in x-byte chunks
N
cost: S⋅─ + C⋅N
x
Q: when direct access is chaper?
N⋅S
-> x ≥ ─────── , or
C⋅N + S
α⋅N S
x ≥ ───── , α = ─
α + N C
Q: when reading direct in x-byte chunks: what is N so direct becomes cheaper?
α⋅x
-> N ≥ ─────
α - x
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Performance depends on buffer hit/miss ratio and will be evaluated for simple
1-page buffer.
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