Re: [zeromq-dev] content based routing for a thread pool

2023-10-25 Thread Brett Viren via zeromq-dev
Lei Jiang writes: > Looks like I need to understand the MDP in better detail. I will give > current design another try before exploring the MDP/PPP. My current > plan is to "game" the router socket to route to the peer I want. For > that I will maintain my own mappings. A list of all peer

Re: [zeromq-dev] Linux build help?

2023-10-25 Thread Arnaud Loonstra
Hi Axel, I hope you do not take it personal that the PR got rejected. It can be difficult sometimes to align all directions. Indeed the PR made al lot of changes only to allow an automated tool to do its job. I'm not familiar with SAL myself but I agree with Luca the resulting code is not

Re: [zeromq-dev] ZeroMQ docs

2023-10-25 Thread Bob Eby
I'm mostly a lurker and merely a user but: I have to say ZeroMQ docs have been great for years. If ZeroMQ docs are on some "not 100% most popular" tool asciidoc instead of markdown. Maybe the maintainers should just stick with what they like. Monoculture is not a good thing. If the only GUI on

Re: [zeromq-dev] Linux build help?

2023-10-25 Thread Axel R.
Ultimate code quality and correctness should be the one direction everyone should converge to unconditionally. It is hard enough to write code that works and the “automated tool” you and Mr. Luca seem to be referring to is called “the C++ compiler”, something that everyone writing code uses at

Re: [zeromq-dev] content based routing for a thread pool

2023-10-25 Thread Lei Jiang
Thanks again Brett for the detailed reply! Looks like I need to understand the MDP in better detail. I will give current design another try before exploring the MDP/PPP. My current plan is to "game" the router socket to route to the peer I want. For that I will maintain my own mappings. A list of