Linux: IO without entering the kernel

Re:Linux: IO without entering the kernel by glenrivard on Sunday December 16, 2018 @07:41AM (#18692846)

I believe this is similar to what we will see with Zircon as a default.

Why I believe multi core performance with Zircon will exceed the same with Linux. The big question is single core?

You do not have the benefit. But I do think Google will do their own CPU optimized for Zircon. Do hope they use RISC-V for the ISA. They did with the PVC.

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Re:Linux: IO without entering the kernel by spatulon on Sunday December 16, 2018 @07:45AM (#18692851)

BTW, you appear to be shadowbanned. I vouched for your post to un-kill it.

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Re:Linux: IO without entering the kernel by glenrivard on Sunday December 16, 2018 @08:36AM (#18692987)

Thanks! Have no idea why banned and was never given any explanation why. But it is what it is. Guess I could just make a new account.

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Re:Linux: IO without entering the kernel by nkurz on Sunday December 16, 2018 @09:14AM (#18693103)

I don't know if the explanation is true, but from the outside it looks like you were given a very clear explanation:

  sctb 67 days ago [-]
  We've banned this latest shill account. Please do not create   
  any more to abuse Hacker News with a Google agenda.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18179838.

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