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How to force fsync when using cv::imwrite in c++

score 529 · Answer 1 · 2016-12-22 23:44:02

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How to force fsync when using cv::imwrite in c++

Force no more than one write/sync to disk in X seconds

Force filesystem sync after delete

Does java.io.FileDescriptor.sync() fsync directories on Linux?

Using fsync() to ensure data consistency on a real time system

How should I handle an fsync exception from libSystem.B.dylib?

Why fsync() takes much more time on Linux kernel 3.1.* than kernel 3.0

python fsync() on network drive hangs

Is fsync on directory file descriptor needed on macOS and Windows to make directory changes permanent?

write() syscall on LUKS partition

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