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Multithreading in Windows #74
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Hi, It should work as is. I'm pretty certain I have tested this as some point, even though Windows is by far a third-class platform. Definitely aim for Linux if you are interested in performance. |
I made a test again and unfortunately only the first created thread accepts connections. Can't switch to linux for technical reasons but thanks anyway. |
I've tested this on windows and it does accept connections on all threads. You don't get any particular guarantee but that's what happens if you load the system |
I can't do anything about this report |
Hello,
First of all, thank you for this work, I gave it a test and it's blazing fast.
I just have a little problem, the current proposed multithreading solution has no effect on Windows because SO_REUSEPORT is not supported and does anything, so only one thread will get connections.
Is there anyway to implement multithreading in the listener?
Thank you.
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