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It's possible that a FUSE server may store file data in discrete pieces. Ideally the data would only need to be copied once, when writing to /dev/fuse with writev. But fuse3's ReplyData struct cannot accept vectored data. Instead, it forces the file system to do an extra data copy if the data is vectored.
As an enhancement, it would be great if fuse3 had a way for read to return vectored data.
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It's possible that a FUSE server may store file data in discrete pieces. Ideally the data would only need to be copied once, when writing to /dev/fuse with
writev
. But fuse3'sReplyData
struct cannot accept vectored data. Instead, it forces the file system to do an extra data copy if the data is vectored.As an enhancement, it would be great if fuse3 had a way for
read
to return vectored data.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: