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Systems Programming with Zig
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A cache server is only as useful as the tools available to interact with it. Rather than building a single monolithic client and trying to make it serve every purpose, we develop three focused clients, each designed for a specific role in the development workflow. The first is a test client (zemp_client.zig) that connects to the server and executes a fixed sequence of commands, verifying that every protocol operation — PING, SET, GET, DEL, TTL expiry, large values — produces the correct response. The second is a command-line tool (zcache_cli.zig) that follows the Unix philosophy: one invocation, one command, one result, making it practical for manual inspection and shell scripting. The third is a benchmark client (bench.zig) that floods the server with a configurable number of operations and reports throughput and latency statistics, turning the architectural claims made earlier in the chapter into measurable numbers. Separating these concerns into...