Hello,
I have several systems, with different hardware, o.s., network, etc...
which runs some applications based upon zmq.
They all have a router/dealer configuration.
I send very small packets ( 50 byte) every few seconds.
In some systems there is a real network: just two machines directly
On Oct 5, 2012, at 5:30 AM, Marco Trapanese wrote:
Hello,
I have several systems, with different hardware, o.s., network, etc...
which runs some applications based upon zmq.
They all have a router/dealer configuration.
I send very small packets ( 50 byte) every few seconds.
In some
Il 05/10/2012 14:17, Chuck Remes ha scritto:
You should run the local_lat and remote_lat example programs that are part of
the library. They will measure round-trip latency between two processes
(which can be on the same machine or across a LAN or WAN). That should give
you a baseline for
On Fri, Oct 5, 2012 at 12:30 PM, Marco Trapanese
marcotrapan...@gmail.com wrote:
They all have a router/dealer configuration.
I send very small packets ( 50 byte) every few seconds.
You might find latency improving if you send messages more often, e.g.
every 100msec since it'll keep things
Il 05/10/2012 15:44, Pieter Hintjens ha scritto:
You might find latency improving if you send messages more often, e.g.
every 100msec since it'll keep things hot.
Interesting.
It's not a critical application, but the goal is to execute a command as
soon as possible after receiving a packet.
