Re: [Factor-talk] concurrency.distributed under Windows

Hello! 08.01.2018, 02:41, "John Benediktsson" :If you look at ``M\ remote-thread send``, it uses ``send-remote-message`` which opens a TCP connection using ``with-client``, which sends a message, then closes the connection. The code is 10's of lines to implement

Re: [Factor-talk] concurrency.distributed under Windows

If you look at ``M\ remote-thread send``, it uses ``send-remote-message`` which opens a TCP connection using ``with-client``, which sends a message, then closes the connection. For a high-throughput messaging application, you would probably want to re-use a TCP connections, or use UDP, and

Re: [Factor-talk] concurrency.distributed under Windows

> So, it doesn't seem to be a runaway buffer issue, unless Factor does > something completely wrong, like peeking in the buffer and never removing > messages from it. Also, is it OK that I'm seeing hundreds of TCP connections being made between the processes? It seems like every individual

Re: [Factor-talk] concurrency.distributed under Windows

Hello! 07.01.2018, 07:21, "Chris Double" : > On Sat, Jan 6, 2018 at 1:18 PM, Alexander Ilin wrote: >> It seems that I overloaded the system somehow, but I don't see me doing >> anything illegal. Can you guys help me figure out what's going on? > > I