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async-file-benchmark

NOTICE: This probably does not benchmark what anyone thinks it does. The I/O pattern and the benchmark itself is fairly contrived and semi-purposefully anti-optimized. The only thing I would really trust with this benchmark is to compare different commits of each project against themselves to test changes in schedulers or threadpool handling.

Setup

You'll need a file.dat. For example, 256KiB of random data:

dd if=/dev/urandom of=file.dat count=256 bs=1024

You will probably need to raise your open files limit to run this:

ulimit -n unlimited

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