bobrik

var fs   = require("fs"),
	file = fs.openSync("aa", "a+"),
	bufs = {},
	off  = fs.fstatSync(file).size,
	offs = {};
	
  
Object.keys(offs).forEach(function(o) {
	offs[o] += off;
});

bobrik

// for some reason from time to time it may output WTFs
// the way i run it: trace -f node buggy.js 2>&1 | grep '\(pwrite\|pread\|WTF\)'
// all reads come after writes

var fs   = require("fs"),
	file = fs.openSync("aa", "a+"),
	bufs = {},
	off  = fs.fstatSync(file).size,
	offs = {};
	

bobrik

// /mnt/sdd/testfile is 4Gb file
// we read this file in 50 "threads"
// node.js results: ~1700 ops/s 7 Mb/s
// randomio results: ~290 ops/s 19 Mb/s

var fs = require("fs"),
    fd = fs.openSync("/mnt/sdd/testfile", "r"),
    i  = 0,
    l  = 1204 * 64;

bobrik

#!/bin/sh

# EDITOR should be set to rmate
# Usage: git diff | rmatein
# First arg may be set to file extension to hint rmate about file type

if [ -n "${1}" ]; then
	POSTFIX=".${1}"
fi

bobrik

(function() {
    var shouldCall = false;

    function first() {
        console.log("first callback")
        if (!shouldCall) {
            shouldCall = true;
        } else {
            firstFinal();
        }

bobrik

(function(module) {
    var Benchmark  = require('../vendor/benchmark.js/benchmark.js'),
        _          = require('../vendor/underscore/underscore.js'),
        lodash     = require('../lodash.js');


    var numbers     = [],
        fourNumbers = [5, 25, 10, 30],
        twoNumbers  = [12, 21],
        i;

bobrik

# this is .difference method implementation performance test with different array sizes
# new method marked as "Objects"
# if you have arrays with 100s of elements - this is fast as hell compared with original .difference
# for 10k elements in arrays it is 200X faster (sic!)
# if you have more elements - this may your only hope: 100k is 350X faster

# so here are results from my apple macbook air late 2011 from latest master


=== testing simple ===

bobrik

; calculate average of 4 numbers in registers 32-35 and write it to register 8
; ivan bobrov 2012

$MOD52

CSEG

ORG 0016h

MAIN:

bobrik

This only happens on node.js 0.6.x, 0.4.x was fine. My node.js version is 0.6.6 (from homebrew, mac os x lion, but linux version is affected too). This may be not a but, maybe I just misread docs. Should it say that the server is closed when all connections destroyed?

What should you do to reproduce?

1. In the first terminal tab:

node test-net.js

bobrik

var twitter = require("ntwitter");

var ids = [284428360, 402607050, 14804140, 277829354, 184294175, 42931729, 66639438, 323618468,
315293821, 216261487, 64943419, 225771382, 397325621, 12067, 33495086, 222724928,
380661817, 28173504, 352674217, 183498392, 364038471, 161040541, 174672057, 129393710,
365406840, 29401562, 289940460, 298569251, 334544358, 284277979, 15953589, 324054488,
202629571, 71270409, 374156510, 14254332, 138206836, 19673977, 98792531, 386035729,
396548403, 160485521, 220606092, 42210677, 11029332, 184653870, 375251876, 322264568,
279906350, 374548190, 340684743, 258261357, 44394854, 132842469, 21283969, 137171866,
390602925, 84521296, 69276297, 387440969, 265980979, 65638508, 118425429, 148287455,