Linux io_uring
Discussions center on io_uring, Linux's asynchronous I/O interface, debating its performance advantages, comparisons to alternatives like IOCP or kqueue, and suitability for high-throughput applications.
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You do realize io_uring exists for a reason, right?
If it's not solved by io_uring, then what is io_uring for?
but isn't the whole point of io_uring that it's more performant?
Uh, io_uring does that just fine.
Care to shed some lights on the points of io_uring the OP misses? (honestly interested)
Does io_uring change the equation a little?
I'm not sure about io_uring not reimplementing everything.. it seems to be gaining more and more scope.
With io_uring this can be done on Linux as well.
did you consider using io_uring? if not, was there a reason other than portability?
can you elaborate on how io_uring bypasses the kernel?