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You should see what you can do today with Registered I/O and the new threadpool APIs. It is phenomenal. (And literally decades ahead of anything UNIX offers.
by trentnelson 11y ago
You should see what you can do today with Registered I/O and the new threadpool APIs. It is phenomenal. (And literally decades ahead of anything UNIX offers. OS X comes close with GCD.)
- pjmlp 11y agoI am aware of it. Even though I used UNIX a lot on my career, I have always been with foots on both lands and enjoyed Win32 more than POSIX, claimed as portable, but full of nuaces per UNIX clone.