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From: Fabio A M. <ma...@al...> - 2002-05-13 14:46:50
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Marcin: cchatd site was kind of almost dead, all develpment was being done by me at home with no cvs updates. I decided then to build a website, organize it a little bit more, new rules and more, and also publish it at freshmeat. But this list was almost dead until today. I was going to annouce the new today so old members could know the changes (the ones that you probably have seen in cchatd website). I'll send soon a message to the list with the changes, I was waiting for the statistics *after* the freshmeat annoucements. Well, about the threads x forks. I didin't know this thread limit, and knowing this at this time make me change my mind. Maybe it would be better if before stable releases we change threads to forks. But we need a better study. If we want to be capable of accepting more than 3000 users in a single interview room (this is the audience record in a interview room here in Brazil) we will certainly use forks instead of threads. Marcin, welcome to cchatd, I'm sure that your help will be very useful. Feel free to comment your java chat solutions maybe many solutions can be easyly implementend in cchatd ;o) Let's have fun. Fabio A Mazzarino -------------------- Looking for a better .sig. Suggestions are being accepted. On Mon, 13 May 2002, Marcin Krzyzanowski wrote: !Hi ! ! !It's interresing project, it's something that I thought about, but. !Using just threads server is limited to about 1024 threads in one time, !and new connections have to be supported by new process (fork) with !communication via something like sockets (Bassicaly it's interservers !communication). I thing that is clean that such server have to have !possibility to support a lot of instant connections at the same time !(it's a CHAT). What is you oppinion about that ? Is there implemented !something like that ? ! ! !PS. Currently i use java server for my chat project !(http://krzak.linux.net.pl/kChat/) it's also limited but no so as pure !pthreads, and I thing to move to something more efficient like C. ! ! !Regards. ! !-- ! !Marcin Krzyzanowski !www : http://krzak.linux.net.pl !email : kr...@li..., kr...@tu... !IRC : [krzyzak] @#linuxnews @#zdrowo_jebnieci ! !_______________________________________________________________ ! !Have big pipes? SourceForge.net is looking for download mirrors. We supply !the hardware. You get the recognition. Email Us: ban...@so... !_______________________________________________ !Cchatd-devel mailing list !Cch...@li... !https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/cchatd-devel ! |