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Many applications require as efficient input-output (I/O) as possible, including tasks such as reading from a disk or a network connection. However, I/O devices are known to be slow compared to CPUs and RAM. This contrast leads to various approaches for organizing I/O, ranging from step-by-step operations to enabling devices to write directly to main memory using Direct Memory Access (DMA). These methods correspond to different OS interfaces, from blocking I/O operations to highly asynchronous c

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