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I think they now have "dirty" NIFs that use a separate scheduler for this.
by natrys 1y ago
I think they now have "dirty" NIFs that use a separate scheduler for this.
- throwawaymaths 1y agoyes, but there is a finite number of them, by default equal to the number of available cores. If your connection stays in c-land for too long you might run into trouble, if more than one connection are desired.