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You still have to build the process image. I suspect for anything simple enough to run as a CGI app, the instruction count to build the process image is as lon
by linuxftw 3y ago
You still have to build the process image. I suspect for anything simple enough to run as a CGI app, the instruction count to build the process image is as long as the instruction count of the CGI app itself.
- toast0 3y agoIt really depends on what you're doing. Resizing images is a pretty common CGI application, and that's going to spend a lot more time on compression than it does on process setup (one hopes). Process separation is a good idea for image processing, as codec processing has high risk.