[Optimization] Transparent Snap Local Bypass for Sub-microsecond P2P Body#1
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The Problem
Local P2P node communication (127.0.0.1) suffers from the overhead of the Linux networking stack even for local traffic.
The Solution
Implemented a Transparent Snap Local Bypass:
Socket Interception:
socket.cpp
now detects local connections and redirects them to Snap SHM links.
Zero-Copy Redirector: Uses a singleton manager to map TCP semantics to high-performance SHM.
Benefit
Zero-config, sub-microsecond P2P performance for nodes running on the same host.