In existing PIO2 code, PIOc_closefile () calls PIOc_sync () to flush data to disk. As a result, a timer used to capture the cost of PIOc_closefile () would include the cost of the PIOc_sync () call ...

where files can be names (for defined filenames), literals, or expressions in parentheses (for filepaths). The CLOSEFILE statement is used to close files opened by the INFILE or FILE statement. The ...

would take about 4s with the disk-based caching. The new (memory only?) caching causes it consistently to jump to around 12s. This command reads blocks from beginning of the file and few "random" ...

I am working on a program in a citrix environment that appears to be "crashing" on users. I managed to capture a couple of the "crashes" using process monitor, but this isn't like anything I have seen ...