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Understanding The Memcached Source Code-Event Driven III

Understanding The Memcached Source Code-Event Driven III

We continue examining the other two operations, i.e., create and delete, in the event driven context. As usual, we start with a command…
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Understanding The Memcached Source Code-Event Driven II

Understanding The Memcached Source Code-Event Driven II

Slab allocator is the core module of the cache system, which largely determines how efficient the bottleneck resource, memory, can be…
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Understanding The Memcached Source Code — Event Driven I

Understanding The Memcached Source Code — Event Driven I

In classic multithreading, large amounts of slow and blocking operations, mostly, I/O, can easily drain out available thread resources…
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Understanding The Memcached Source Code — LRU III

Understanding The Memcached Source Code — LRU III

In previous posts, we have discussed different facets of an item, i.e., slab, hash map and LRU list as well as their associated (CRUD)…
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Understanding The Memcached Source Code — LRU II

Understanding The Memcached Source Code — LRU II

More often than not, the LRU algorithm is combined with a hash map, and is referred to as a LRU cache. In a LRU-cache, the hash map…
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Understanding The Memcached Source Code — LRU I

Understanding The Memcached Source Code — LRU I

More often than not, the LRU algorithem is combined with a hash map, and is referred to as a LRU Cache In a LRU-cache, the hash map…
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Understanding The Memcached Source Code — Slab III

Understanding The Memcached Source Code — Slab III

This time we will examine how to take advantage of the established data structures to “slab allocate / release” memory chunks which…
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Understanding The Memcached Source Code — Slab II

Understanding The Memcached Source Code — Slab II

This time we continue examining how slabs memory is allocated. Firstly we look at the two arguments for slabs_init, which were passed over
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Understanding The memcached Source Code — Slab I

Understanding The memcached Source Code — Slab I

Slab allocator is the core module of the cache system, which largely determines how efficient the bottleneck resource, memory, can be…
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Understanding The React Source Code IX

Understanding The React Source Code IX

UI Updating (DOM Tree)
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Understanding The React Source Code VIII

Understanding The React Source Code VIII

UI Updating (Individual DOM)
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Understanding The React Source Code VII

Understanding The React Source Code VII

UI Updating (Transactions)
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Understanding The React Source Code VI

Understanding The React Source Code VI

UI Updating (Transaction)
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Understanding The React Source Code V

Understanding The React Source Code V

Initial Rendering (Class Component)
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Understanding The React Source Code IV

Understanding The React Source Code IV

Initial Rendering (Class Component)
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Understanding The React Source Code III

Understanding The React Source Code III

Initial Rendering (Simple Component)
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Understanding The React Source Code II

Understanding The React Source Code II

Initial Rendering (Simple Component)
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Understanding The React Source Code I

Understanding The React Source Code I

Initial Rendering (Simple Component)
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