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The two are equivalent. The only difference is that in ZMQ the global state is created upon zmq_init() call. In nanomsg it's created upon first nn_socket() call
by rumcajz 13y ago
The two are equivalent. The only difference is that in ZMQ the global state is created upon zmq_init() call. In nanomsg it's created upon first nn_socket() call.
- tel 13y agoIs there a resource talking about thread safety in Nanomsg? I was writing a Haskell client library a little while ago and couldn't quite figure out how to treat threading, though I haven't had a chance to get back to it in a bit.