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Message queues can be implemented in memory, so no network or disk I/O. In fact, it seems this project does use the built-in "queue" library: https://docs.pytho
by philote 4y ago
Message queues can be implemented in memory, so no network or disk I/O. In fact, it seems this project does use the built-in "queue" library: https://docs.python.org/3/library/queue.html https://docs.python.org/3/library/queue.html
- crabbone 4y agoLol. Waht I/O to disk? What are you talking about? Asyncio was never about disk I/O. It's about Internet socket I/O exclusively. But, what do you think happens when you write (input) data to memory and then read (output) it from memory? I'll help you: it starts with "I" and ends with "O"!
- biorach 4y ago> Asyncio was never about disk I/O. It's about Internet socket I/O exclusively. Game over. You have no clue what you're talking about.
- greenshackle2 4y ago> But, what do you think happens when you write (input) data to memory and then read (output) it from memory? I'll help you: it starts with "I" and ends with "O"! That's.. that's not what people mean when they talk about I/O in this context. But I think you know that, you're just grasping at straws to win an argument.