[Info-vax] CRTL and RMS vs SSIO
Stephen Hoffman
seaohveh at hoffmanlabs.invalid
Tue Oct 5 23:09:14 EDT 2021
On 2021-10-06 02:06:29 +0000, Greg Tinkler said:
> I notice that SSIO (beta) in included in an up coming V9.1 field test.
> So I read up on the issues it is trying to solve.
>
> One concerning thing was to have CRTL (via SSIO) access directly to
> XFC. From an architectural point of view this is wrong at so many
> levels,...
Off the top, some of the various existing stuff that breaks layering on
OpenVMS includes HBVS volume shadowing, MOUNT, and byte-range locking.
IP as a layered product is broken layering.
The C select() call is a fine mess of mis-layering.
The XQP design is mis-layering.
There are other examples.
There are examples of breaking layering to advantage, such as ZFS
else-platform.
All discussions of layering and esthetics aside, I presume the primary
purpose of the SSIO project is to permit porting PostgreSQL to OpenVMS,
posthaste.
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