On Sun, Oct 07, 2012 at 01:06:15AM +0200, Sebastian Rasmussen wrote:
> > If it's truly needed, then sync() could always be called in the
> > application's write callback that occurs immediately after the file
> > write.
>
> Now I'm not following your reasoning. What write callback?

Sorry, I meant the read callback. Right after the fwrite() completes,
the read callback is called again for more data. The progress callback
could be used to, but that's rate limited.

> Ok, I'll take a look at this on monday and see if I can figure out
> how this works and see if I can do something based on test 513.
> Thanks for the pointer, without it I would have been forever lost
> looking at the vast test code!

I hardly ever write a new test from scratch. Cutting-and-pasting from
the nearest existing test case saves so much writing boilerplate!

>>> Dan
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