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The initial POC of how it can be done is here https://github.com/apple/swift-nio/pull/2357 Can discuss it in the PR.

Hi! As far as i see the main concern regarding the PR is a possible performance degradation. I did some investigations without performance test, just checking the assembler code emitted...

``` load_test % cat test2.swift import Foundation func test_func2() -> Void { let ptr = UnsafeMutableRawPointer.allocate(byteCount: 200, alignment:0) defer { ptr.deallocate() } for i in 0.. () 0x100003d8c : mov...

Hi! I see `LZ4_attach_dictionary()` only for `LZ4_stream_t` which is supposed to be used on the compression side. I would expect also to find similar `attach_dictionary` for `LZ4_streamDecode_t` for decompression side...

Thank you!

I got the point regarding the conditional compilation. How do you think should we move the conditional compilation in [that](https://github.com/ordo-one/swift-nio/blob/uring-out/Sources/NIOPosix/SelectorGeneric.swift#L161) place more deeply leaving the async API available even for...

Could you have a look at [PR](https://github.com/ordo-one/swift-nio/pull/1)? Is it appropriate way to remove conditional compilation in that particular case from your point of view?

Could you have a look at [PR](https://github.com/ordo-one/swift-nio/pull/2)? I tried to disable possibility to send files with URing, but end up with a lot of conditional compilation in tests. As far...

I merged most recent changes from the main into the feature branch and stabilised tests, so all tests (except skipped are passed now). Had a lot of fun with the...

Hi, @Lukasa Thank you for quick review. We develop a framework trying to use most available possibilities to make it scalable, including swift concurrency. While swift-nio is mostly synchronous now...