On Thu, Nov 3, 2011 at 10:22 AM, David Barbour wrote:
> It is correct in context. Mighttpd does not use the -Nx argument to create
> multiple OS threads, instead uses a `prefork` model that creates separate
> processes to balance user invocations. Using multiple processes instead of
> multiple Ha
On Thu, Nov 3, 2011 at 8:35 AM, Andreas Voellmy
wrote:
> I just read Kazu Yamamoto's article on a high performance web server in
> the latest Monad.Reader, and I came across a statement that doesn't sound
> correct to me. He says:
>
> "When a user thread issues a system call, a context switch occu
On Thu, Nov 3, 2011 at 8:35 AM, Andreas Voellmy
wrote:
> I just read Kazu Yamamoto's article on a high performance web server in
> the latest Monad.Reader, and I came across a statement that doesn't sound
> correct to me. He says:
>
> "When a user thread issues a system call, a context switch occu
I just read Kazu Yamamoto's article on a high performance web server in the
latest Monad.Reader, and I came across a statement that doesn't sound
correct to me. He says:
"When a user thread issues a system call, a context switch occurs. This
means that all Haskell user threads stop, and instead th
