On Thu, 18 Oct 2001, Stas Bekman wrote: > threaded mpm: > 1. First the pool gets initialized, and the interpreters are pulled > from the head (while they were put at the tail while being created). > That's FIFO.
right. > 2. Once the interpreters are being used they are taken from the head > and putback to the head of the queue. That's LIFO. right, if that happens. you might also get a fifo if already been used interpreters are in use. the interpreter pool behavior is also subject to change in such a way that would make trying to use 'lifo' or 'fifo' even more wrong/confusing. so let's call the interpreter 'nifo' neither fifo nor lifo. > prefork mpm: > As with 1.x the roundrobin rotation of the processes is used. (but if > I remember correctly on some platforms it wasn't a round robin.) i think so. > of course if there is a mix of threads and processes, the two apply: > processes are rotated with round robin, threads inside the processes as > described above for threaded mpm. i've looked at this, so i don't know. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
