chore: UpdateHelio dependency
Add support for asan/ubsan checkers in our dev environment.
Remove more clang warnings.
Once we fix all the problems we will enable them in our CI as well.
Signed-off-by: Roman Gershman <roman@dragonflydb.io>
Change the Makefile to configure the compile to produce code
compatible with core2 architecture for x86_64 systems.
Plus specify precise CPU extensions that we use in the code.
Partly addresses #1519
Before the change we relied on default helio logic that configured
the build to run on sandybridge for x86_64.
This PR overrides x86_64 settings to much older core2 processor.
Also, we remove an unneeded cmake include.
Signed-off-by: Roman Gershman <roman@dragonflydb.io>
It's a bit more efficient than Boost.Fibers due to better integrations
of Fibers with Proactor loop.
Signed-off-by: Roman Gershman <roman@dragonflydb.io>
1. Relax processor requirements for Dragonfly. Fixes#124.
2. Introduce cmake option DF_USE_SSL to allow building DF without SSL support. Fixes#128.
Signed-off-by: Roman Gershman <roman@dragonflydb.io>
1. Reads from external storage support now o_direct mode.
2. Simplify write unloading logic. Make pending buffer a ring buffer with
a predefined capacity.
3. Add more tiered stats to info command
1. Fix#12 - return number of added items for non-increment usecase.
2. Fix#15 - fix double precision response. I use a different printing algorithm that of Redis
therefore there could be string differences between 2 systems. However, both replies should
be equivalent numerically.
3. Fix#13. Reject ZADD with LT and GT options together.
4. Fix#11 - return correct error when parsing invalid scores.
1. Remove CO::STALE modifier since it's not relevant for now.
2. Propertly wire CallFromScript function to be called from redis.call.
3. Define 3rd party lua dependency as part of dragonfly project.
4. Add ARGV/KEYS arrays to lua scripts
Files are taken from redis commit e84ccc3f566f78344b098c3eef6e371653bc311b
We need low-level redis datastructures for encoding values that are not strings,
i.e. lists, sets, zsets etc.
