On Wed, Jun 29, 2016 at 1:28 PM, Tathagata wrote:
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> I'm measuring the context switch overhead for go routines and I have a
> question regarding the netpoller mechanism. I read online that the netpoller
> lives in its own thread, and responds to IO events. I thought this meant
> that there's a se
Hello all,
I'm measuring the context switch overhead for go routines and I have a
question regarding the netpoller mechanism. I read online that the
netpoller lives in its own thread, and responds to IO events. I thought
this meant that there's a separate machine thread that keeps polling the
