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`mmap` is slower than copying for small buffers. With this commit, if the size of the buffer is below some threshold we'll use `write` and `read` to payload/depayload. We still use an FD transport in this case though. I've set the threshold to 100KB, but it is customiseable via the `TMPFILE_MMAP_THRESHOLD` environment variable so we can experiment with different values easily.
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I couldn't measure any significant performance difference with this change. |
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mmapis slower than copying for small buffers. With this commit, if thesize of the buffer is below some threshold we'll use
writeandreadto payload/depayload. We still use an FD transport in this case though.
I've set the threshold to 100KB, but it is customiseable via the
TMPFILE_MMAP_THRESHOLDenvironment variable so we can experiment withdifferent values easily.
This is an alternative to #35.