Re:Comparison of Rust async and Linux thread context switch ...
by josephg on Friday February 12, 2021 @07:49AM
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> though obviously only works when you can « afford » a multithreaded scheduler.
Yeah, for example in comparison actix-web only uses single threaded workers - one per core. Future in actix-web doesn’t have to be Send or Sync, and I think it’s incompatible with what async-std is doing here. That design is almost certainly one of the reasons actix-web tops phoronix
Yeah, for example in comparison actix-web only uses single threaded workers - one per core. Future in actix-web doesn’t have to be Send or Sync, and I think it’s incompatible with what async-std is doing here. That design is almost certainly one of the reasons actix-web tops phoronix