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Hi All !<br>

A great papers comparing poll, select , epoll and kqueue:<br>

<br>

http://www.kegel.com/c10k.html<br>

http://bcr2.uwaterloo.ca/~brecht/papers/getpaper.php?file=ols-2004.pdf<br>

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Benchmarking BSD and Linux:<br>

http://bulk.fefe.de/scalability/<br>

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/ycrux<br>

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<david.nospam.hopwood @blueyonder.co.uk="">>> 

<br>>>>> <http:>,  support for /dev/ poll and

<br>>>>> kqueue in Erlang on certain architectures,  and the whole design of

<br>>>>> Erlang/OTP indicates that it's probably the  right tool for this  hack.

<br>>>>

<br>>>> This will be handled badly by most TCP/IP implementations, even if 

<br>>>> Erlang and the web server do everything right.

<br>>> 

<br>>> What's the problem?

<br>>

<br>>Actually I may have been mistaken; it seems you can get to 10000 connections

<br>>fairly easily if using kqueue:

<br><http:><david.nospam.hopwood @blueyonder.co.uk=""><br>

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