Handle extended ASCII whitespace in remote shell parser#1297
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Specifies the criterion harness that gates the sharded BufferPool layout from #1295: 1/4/16/64 thread acquire-release loops with mixed adaptive buffer sizes, pass/fail thresholds keyed to linear scaling through 16 threads, and explicit risk mitigations for false sharing and hot-shard imbalance.
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Add criterion microbench under crates/transfer/benches profiling four result-collection strategies (shared Arc<Mutex<Vec>>, sharded Mutex<Vec> by rayon worker id, crossbeam SegQueue, crossbeam unbounded channel) over 100K items at 1/4/8/16 rayon worker counts. Throughput is reported in elements/sec so the bench output names the worker count at which the single shared mutex saturates. The shipping parallel-stat path in crates/transfer/src/parallel_io.rs does not use Arc<Mutex<Vec>>; it collects via into_par_iter().map(f).collect(), which delegates to rayon's lock-free reducer. Document this in docs/audits/parallel-stat-collection.md and keep the microbench as the baseline against which any future PR that proposes reintroducing a shared mutex on this path must be measured (tracked under #1192, #1271, #1297, #1370, #1682).
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… (#4170) * chore(bench): add parallel-stat collector contention microbench Add criterion microbench under crates/transfer/benches profiling four result-collection strategies (shared Arc<Mutex<Vec>>, sharded Mutex<Vec> by rayon worker id, crossbeam SegQueue, crossbeam unbounded channel) over 100K items at 1/4/8/16 rayon worker counts. Throughput is reported in elements/sec so the bench output names the worker count at which the single shared mutex saturates. The shipping parallel-stat path in crates/transfer/src/parallel_io.rs does not use Arc<Mutex<Vec>>; it collects via into_par_iter().map(f).collect(), which delegates to rayon's lock-free reducer. Document this in docs/audits/parallel-stat-collection.md and keep the microbench as the baseline against which any future PR that proposes reintroducing a shared mutex on this path must be measured (tracked under #1192, #1271, #1297, #1370, #1682). * chore: sync Cargo.lock after dev-dep addition
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The #1297 task assumed a Mutex<Vec<Vec<u8>>> baseline for a single-mutex vs sharded contention bench. The production BufferPool already uses a thread-local single-slot cache in front of a lock-free crossbeam_queue::ArrayQueue with a CAS-admission soft cap. This audit documents the current architecture, lists the remaining (non-storage) mutexes, explains why the originally-scoped comparison cannot be authored, and records what is already measured vs the gaps that the sharded-queue follow-up plan would address.
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Specifies the criterion harness that gates the sharded BufferPool layout from #1295: 1/4/16/64 thread acquire-release loops with mixed adaptive buffer sizes, pass/fail thresholds keyed to linear scaling through 16 threads, and explicit risk mitigations for false sharing and hot-shard imbalance.
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… (#4170) * chore(bench): add parallel-stat collector contention microbench Add criterion microbench under crates/transfer/benches profiling four result-collection strategies (shared Arc<Mutex<Vec>>, sharded Mutex<Vec> by rayon worker id, crossbeam SegQueue, crossbeam unbounded channel) over 100K items at 1/4/8/16 rayon worker counts. Throughput is reported in elements/sec so the bench output names the worker count at which the single shared mutex saturates. The shipping parallel-stat path in crates/transfer/src/parallel_io.rs does not use Arc<Mutex<Vec>>; it collects via into_par_iter().map(f).collect(), which delegates to rayon's lock-free reducer. Document this in docs/audits/parallel-stat-collection.md and keep the microbench as the baseline against which any future PR that proposes reintroducing a shared mutex on this path must be measured (tracked under #1192, #1271, #1297, #1370, #1682). * chore: sync Cargo.lock after dev-dep addition
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The #1297 task assumed a Mutex<Vec<Vec<u8>>> baseline for a single-mutex vs sharded contention bench. The production BufferPool already uses a thread-local single-slot cache in front of a lock-free crossbeam_queue::ArrayQueue with a CAS-admission soft cap. This audit documents the current architecture, lists the remaining (non-storage) mutexes, explains why the originally-scoped comparison cannot be authored, and records what is already measured vs the gaps that the sharded-queue follow-up plan would address.
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… (#4170) * chore(bench): add parallel-stat collector contention microbench Add criterion microbench under crates/transfer/benches profiling four result-collection strategies (shared Arc<Mutex<Vec>>, sharded Mutex<Vec> by rayon worker id, crossbeam SegQueue, crossbeam unbounded channel) over 100K items at 1/4/8/16 rayon worker counts. Throughput is reported in elements/sec so the bench output names the worker count at which the single shared mutex saturates. The shipping parallel-stat path in crates/transfer/src/parallel_io.rs does not use Arc<Mutex<Vec>>; it collects via into_par_iter().map(f).collect(), which delegates to rayon's lock-free reducer. Document this in docs/audits/parallel-stat-collection.md and keep the microbench as the baseline against which any future PR that proposes reintroducing a shared mutex on this path must be measured (tracked under #1192, #1271, #1297, #1370, #1682). * chore: sync Cargo.lock after dev-dep addition
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The #1297 task assumed a Mutex<Vec<Vec<u8>>> baseline for a single-mutex vs sharded contention bench. The production BufferPool already uses a thread-local single-slot cache in front of a lock-free crossbeam_queue::ArrayQueue with a CAS-admission soft cap. This audit documents the current architecture, lists the remaining (non-storage) mutexes, explains why the originally-scoped comparison cannot be authored, and records what is already measured vs the gaps that the sharded-queue follow-up plan would address.
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https://chatgpt.com/codex/tasks/task_e_68ffd8be49a0832393e09ec429638762