Is there some standard approach for caching file in memory?

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  • VirtualMultiArray

    C++ virtual-array implementation that uses all graphics cards in system as storage (with LRU cache eviction on RAM) and uses OpenCL for data transfers. (Random access: faster than HDD) (Sequential access: faster than SSD) (big objects: faster than NVMe)

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