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I wonder how this performs compared to nanomsg (zero-copy, very minimal, fully scalable, ...).
Could you do some measurements (at least preliminary with trade-offs to get a general sense) and publish them ideally right in the readme?
Rationale
I consider nanomsg as a baseline, so that's why I'm not asking about comparison to other messaging/IPC products (there are many good ones but nanomsg is easy to measure against due to its stability, easy setup, nice perf package, and leading performance).
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@dumblob Thanks for creating this ticket. Your rationale makes sense, I'll start adding comparison benchmarks soon. I've found a couple of other libraries that might be good reference points for performance, listing them here:
I wonder how this performs compared to nanomsg (zero-copy, very minimal, fully scalable, ...).
Could you do some measurements (at least preliminary with trade-offs to get a general sense) and publish them ideally right in the readme?
Rationale
I consider nanomsg as a baseline, so that's why I'm not asking about comparison to other messaging/IPC products (there are many good ones but nanomsg is easy to measure against due to its stability, easy setup, nice perf package, and leading performance).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: