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by mscdex
1478 days ago
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Potential buffering issues aside, as others have pointed out the node.js example is performing asynchronous writes, unlike the other languages' examples (as far as I know). To do a proper synchronous write, you'd do something like: node -e 'const { writeSync } = require("fs"); while (1) writeSync(1, "1");' | pv > /dev/null
That gets me ~1.1MB/s with node v18.1.0 and kernel 5.4.0. |
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