The messages structures themselves are always on the stack. The TCP
receive is batched, and if there are multiple messages in an 8KB kernel
buffer, each message's content_t simply points to the right place for
the data in that shared buffer, which is refcounted. The content_t
structure is also in
Hi Doron,
Ok the zmq_msg_init_allocator approach looks fine to me. I hope I have time
to work on that in the next couple of weeks (unless someone else wants to
step in of course :-) ).
Anyway the current approach works for sending messages...I wonder how the
Rx side works and if we could exploit
Hello,
The php-zmq was recently moved under the zeromq github org:
https://github.com/zeromq/php-zmq/issues/198
First of all, let me thank the author and maintainer, mkoppanen, for
the great work done over all these years. Thank you!
As the maintainer said: "I don't actively work on PHP
