Saturday 1st April 2017
Fedora Project
Updated perl-MCE to 1.824 in F-26 and Rawhide:
Check for EINTR during sysread and syswrite
Improved reliability when running nested MCE sessions
Updated MCE::Mutex with Channel and Fcntl implementations
- Calibrated the number of data-channels for IPC
Completed validation for using MCE with 200+ cores
Completed validation for running MCE on a box having 100+ cores
Tuned the number of data-channels for IPC, setting upper limit in MCE::Core::Input::{ Handle and Sequence } to not impact the OS kernel; the result is better performance, yet graceful
Updated perl-MCE-Shared to 1.820 in F-26 and Rawhide:
Check for EINTR during sysread and syswrite
Improved non-shared handles constructed with MCE::Shared::Handle
Reap MCE::Hobo's from script exiting during development process
- Calibrated the number of data-channels for IPC
Completed validation for using MCE::Shared with 200+ cores
Completed validation for running MCE on a box having 100+ cores
Tuned the number of data-channels for IPC, similar to MCE
Bumped MCE dependency to 1.824
Updated perl-Test-Regexp to 2017040101 in F-26 and Rawhide:
- Prepare for 5.26
Local Packages
Updated perl-MCE to 1.824 as per the Fedora version
Updated perl-MCE-Shared to 1.820 as per the Fedora version
Updated perl-Test-Regexp to 2017040101 as per the Fedora version