* Zach Brown <[email protected]> wrote:
> > Having async request and response rings would be quite useful, and
> > most closely match what is going on under the hood in the kernel and
> > hardware.
>
> Yeah, but I have lots of competing thoughts about this.
note that async request and response rings are implemented already in
essence: that's how FIO uses syslets. The linked list of syslet atoms is
the 'request ring' (it's just that 'ring' is not a hard-enforced data
structure - you can use other request formats too), and the completion
ring is the 'response ring'.
Ingo
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