I will go away today due to some unpleasant person attack to me, in
the past, I have made lots of work in FreeBSD threading work, this
includes kernel threading in earlier stage and thread libraries
David, your work was greatly appreciated by all FreeBSD users.
Please, do not leave FreeBSD development. Give peace a chance.
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Re: away ... the past, I have made lots of work in FreeBSD threading work, this ... includes kernel threading in earlier stage and thread libraries...David, your work is greatly appreciated by all FreeBSD users.... (freebsd-current)
Re: away ... the past, I have made lots of work in FreeBSD threading work, this ... At the tail end of two days spent immersed in libthr,... current FreeBSD does not support these, ... I learned programming on PC, there is Apple II in lab, but I dislike it, PC is ... (freebsd-current)
Re: UDP performance. ... And these days ISC can't consciously recommend FreeBSD for use on high-traffic DNS servers because UDP performance has gone downhill since 5.x. ... If you're interested in testing (and specifically, measuring) this patch in a high performance DNS test environment, that would be wonderful -- in the original e-mail thread I wa unable to successfully solicit testing of the patch. ... What would be extremely helpful is to have someone willing to own the "BIND9 benchmarking" item as Kris has done for MySQL, who could provide regular support in testing updated FreeBSD versions and patches against a specific reproduceable workload, and participate in a continuing dialog on measuring and improving performance. ... The first step here would be to perform a performance baseline measurement with head-of-tree 7.x (debugging features in user-space and kernel disabled first, threading library switched to libthr) and compare it with 6.2-RELEASE. ... (freebsd-performance)
Re: asynchronous I/O ... > But if you improve the execution time of your process and compromize ... Furthermore, AIO jumps you into the "Oh, no, we're writing threaded ...Threading is mostly evil because there are all sorts of hideous ... we have it running on Linux, Solaris, AIX, and FreeBSD.... (comp.os.linux.misc)
Re: away ... Please, don't leave us, David!... I have made lots of work in FreeBSD threading work, this includes kernel... made AIO MP-safe, these are all work-in-progress, but I am sorry, the attack made to me is very harmful, I feel I can not recover from such disaster, working on FreeBSD is no longer fun. ... (freebsd-stable)
