The biggest problem with 280, mostly idle, threads would be the amount of
stack space the OS is required to reserve (1MB for Windows/2MB for Linux).
On a 64bit host this is unlikely to be much of an issue.
On Mon, Dec 15, 2014 at 6:11 AM, Pieter Hintjens p...@imatix.com wrote:
280 threads
Modern Linux doesn't actually map stack space into real memory unless the
thread accesses the virtual memory addresses on demand. I presume it's the
same for Windows. Garrett Smith pointed this out to me when I made the
same claim at the Chicago meetup a couple years ago.
-Michel
On Thu, Dec
hi all,
new to zeromq and working through some of the examples in the zeromq guide.
I've looked around zeromq on github and am not finding the c++ port of czmq's
zmsg.h referred to in the zeromq guide's paranoid pirate queue c++ example
Where might I find a version of zmsg.hpp which will make
