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Container Shipping: A Uniform Interface for Fast, Efficient, High-Bandwidth I/O

Anderson, 1995

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17439997870125204267
Author
Anderson E
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Container Shipping is a kernel service that provides I/O operations for user-level processes. High performance is obtained by eliminating the in-memory data copies traditionally associated with I/O. Further gains are achieved by permitting the selective accessing …
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