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Re: AFP functions 76 and 79

Subject: Re: AFP functions 76 and 79
From: Quinn <email@hidden>
Date: Fri, 25 Apr 2008 23:04:46 +0100

At 17:10 -0400 25/4/08, Alex deVries wrote:

How does FPSyncFork differ from the existing FPFlushFork?

In the same way <x-man-page://2/fcntl> F_FULLFSYNC differs from <x-man-page://2/fsync>. FPFlushFork has traditionally be a fairly lightweight operation. FPSyncFork is intended to be much more heavyweight, for use in situations where you absolutely must have the data committed to persistent storage.

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