Hi all, threads_a_gogo sounds cool, but what are the technical details of using it?
1. What does it use in the back-end to schedule / manage tasks? child_process? 2. child_process takes some 30 ms to spawn a child thread. How much time does GoGo take? 3. How does it internally work? Are there constantly running threads + scheduler? Or does it spawn a new thread per task? 4. Is it recommended for 1-10 ms tasks as well? Do you have any idea / stats to show performance with / without GoGo? Thanks, Jeremy Rudd On 4/10/2012 6:09 PM, Jorge wrote:
That's exactly what threads_a_gogo is for: <https://github.com/xk/node-threads-a-gogo> It lets you run these calculations in parallel, in javascript, in threads, and using all the available CPU cores. Then the main thread will receive the results in a callback or via an event.
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