From: Stef B. <st...@gm...> - 2012-02-12 12:49:21
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Hi, I'm rewriting my mainloop. One of the things I change is to make it use of fuse_ll_receive_buf. This tries - as I understand it - to make use of an optimized reading of data using splice. Now when it uses this splice, the allocation of the memory buffer is not necessary. Howto program this?? Is this an runtime setting, which can change during runtime? If somehow it's sure the "splice" way is used, then I can make my program to not create a buffer (fuse_buf.mem), something like a call fuse_buf_using_splice?? Stef |
From: Stef B. <st...@gm...> - 2012-02-14 18:28:35
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Please react. I'm facing various calls besides fuse_ll_receive_buf, like write_buf and retrieve_reply which are new to me. Stef 2012/2/12 Stef Bon <st...@gm...>: > Hi, > > I'm rewriting my mainloop. One of the things I change is to make it use of > fuse_ll_receive_buf. This tries - as I understand it - to make use of > an optimized > reading of data using splice. Now when it uses this splice, the > allocation of the memory > buffer is not necessary. > > Howto program this?? Is this an runtime setting, which can change > during runtime? > > If somehow it's sure the "splice" way is used, then I can make my > program to not create a buffer (fuse_buf.mem), something like a call > fuse_buf_using_splice?? > > > > Stef |