Changes between Version 1 and Version 2 of SplittedCache
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- 2006-11-19T08:11:35+01:00 (7 years ago)
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SplittedCache
v1 v2 1 = Split ed Cache =2 Split edCache in XCache is designed for SMP servers.1 = Splitted Cache = 2 SplittedCache in XCache is designed for SMP servers. 3 3 4 4 By setting xcache.count or xcache.var_count to 2 or more to take the advantage. The recommended value to use is count of your cpu + 1, but u can always try to tune it yourself like other settings. 5 5 6 6 == How it works == 7 On SMP servers, CPUs can access memory parallelly, while the XCache shared memory have to be accessed. By enabling Split edCache, XCache will split the cache by xcache.count (or xcache.var_count), so both of them can be accessed at the same time.7 On SMP servers, CPUs can access memory parallelly, while the XCache shared memory have to be accessed. By enabling SplittedCache, XCache will split the cache by xcache.count (or xcache.var_count), so both of them can be accessed at the same time. 8 8 9 9 == How is it compares to non-blocking-reader == 10 Split edCache and nonblocking reader give similar improvement on SMP, but:10 SplittedCache and nonblocking reader give similar improvement on SMP, but: 11 11 1. nonblocking read way helps nothing for write 12 1. with Split edCache it is possible that 2 cpu need the same cache while the other cache is not needed12 1. with SplittedCache it is possible that 2 cpu need the same cache while the other cache is not needed 13 13 14 14 (There isn't any tests to proven these words, correct me if i'm wrong)

