In the current version of FASTER C++, on Linux, we use libaio for async IO handling. It is a known issue that libaio is not very efficient. Recently, io_uring is released with Linux kernel 5.1, which advertises to be a high performance aysnc IO library. It would be useful to try it and see if we can improve disk performance on Linux by replacing libaio with it.

More details for io_uring

The only variant implemented currently fails the stream with an interruption. This is arguably unexpected because we could have just ended the stream.

We should implement variants of timeout that mirror the ones on ZIO:

• timeout(Duration) should end the stream when a pull times out
• timeoutErr(e: E) should fail the stream with E when a pull times out
• timeoutTo(ZStream) should swi

I tried Oh, and it seems interesting. Certainly the programmability aspect is cool, and I like the idea of the type system. However, there's no documentation about how to customize anything (your prompt, for instance). I could read the source code, but I decided to try the shell on a whim at work, and I can't reasonably spend the time. I think it would be pretty easy to put together some guidance

We should add an extra step that shows how to publish a message. It can be via command line but, if so, we should link to the Elixir API for them too (ExAWS for SQS, AMPQ for RabbitMQ, etc).

Generally speaking, the guides should be thin on details and include references to the docs for any in depth topic. For example, on the "Create queue" section for RabbitMQ, we can include the CLI example an

This code:

let map = DashMap::<i32, i32>::new();
map.insert(1, 2);
let a = map.get_mut(&1);
let b = map.get(&1);

will deadlock. The shard containing 1 gets write-locked, nothing else can access it. This is reasonable behavior but I think it should be documented.

Perhaps more surprising is that this code:

let map = DashMap::<i32, i32>::new();

for i in 0..100

The repository https://github.com/daokoder/learnxinyminutes-docs needs some love.

1. The repository does not currently contain Dao. The page https://learnxinyminutes.com/ already saved a lot of time to many people I know and now I need few good programmers to learn Dao, but they have to dig through the incomplete "long" documentation, which does not make t

It would be nice to have something like

def adaptError[A](fa: F[A])(pf: PartialFunction[E, E]): F[A]

in Handle typeclass

Hi I am using opentracing specialagent on play-framework, I am able to get the tracing working. but in order to create more detailed spans. we need to get an instance of tracer but I can't find the documentation on how to do that.