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The problem here of course is that a CGI-like approach does a fork plus execve for each request, which does not give a large benefit of sharing. If you have a
by danieldk 12y ago
The problem here of course is that a CGI-like approach does a fork plus execve for each request, which does not give a large benefit of sharing.
If you have a simple forking socket-based server, Linux (I assume that OS X is not any different) the amount of memory per process is much lower because it uses copy-on-write pages for forks and it's largely the same process.