[Architecture] Proposing a Snap-Backend for Sub-microsecond IPC Channels Body#152
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The Problem
Flow-IPC provides enterprise-grade abstractions but can benefit from a specialized "Zero-Bypass" backend for ultra-low latency scenarios.
The Solution
Implemented a new Snap transport backend:
snap_shm_transport: A backend that natively implements the
Blob_sender
and
Blob_receiver
concepts using Snap v3.0.
Performance: Provides a direct path for zero-copy message exchange that bypasses the kernel's message queue logic.
Benefit
Enables the highest possible performance for Flow-IPC channels on local hosts.