[Disco] Reduce Process/ThreadSession message queue reads and writes#16817
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This PR reduces the number of reads and writes for the message queue of ProcessSession and ThreadSession in Disco by caching all the data to read/write. The message queue in ThreadSession prior to this PR grabs the mutex for multiple times for a batch of data to read/write. This PR enables to read/write data from/to a local buffer first, and then read/write from/to the critical region together. This reduces the number of grabbing mutex to once. The message queue in ProcessSession prior to this PR reads/writes the inter-process pipe for multiple times for a batch of data. This PR uses a local buffer to cache all the data first, and then issues a single read/write from/to the pipe, and effectively reduces the number of reads/writes to the pipe, which may causes extra system overhead.
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…pache#16817) This PR reduces the number of reads and writes for the message queue of ProcessSession and ThreadSession in Disco by caching all the data to read/write. The message queue in ThreadSession prior to this PR grabs the mutex for multiple times for a batch of data to read/write. This PR enables to read/write data from/to a local buffer first, and then read/write from/to the critical region together. This reduces the number of grabbing mutex to once. The message queue in ProcessSession prior to this PR reads/writes the inter-process pipe for multiple times for a batch of data. This PR uses a local buffer to cache all the data first, and then issues a single read/write from/to the pipe, and effectively reduces the number of reads/writes to the pipe, which may causes extra system overhead.
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This PR reduces the number of reads and writes for the message queue of ProcessSession and ThreadSession in Disco by caching all the data to read/write.
The message queue in ThreadSession prior to this PR grabs the mutex for multiple times for a batch of data to read/write. This PR enables to read/write data from/to a local buffer first, and then read/write from/to the critical region together. This reduces the number of grabbing mutex to once.
The message queue in ProcessSession prior to this PR reads/writes the inter-process pipe for multiple times for a batch of data. This PR uses a local buffer to cache all the data first, and then issues a single read/write from/to the pipe, and effectively reduces the number of reads/writes to the pipe, which may causes extra system overhead.