Article: Using epoll() For Asynchronous Network Programming

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Old 04-14-2006
Alexey N. Kovyrin
 
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Default Article: Using epoll() For Asynchronous Network Programming

Hello, all!

Let me introduce my article about using epoll() on Linux.

General way to implement tcp servers is "one thread/process per
connection". But on high loads this approach can be not so efficient and
we need to use another patterns of connection handling. In this article
I will describe how to implement tcp-server with synchronous connections
handling using epoll() system call of Linux 2.6. kernel.

If You want to read article, welcome to:
http://blog.kovyrin.net/2006/04/13/e...k-programming/

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Old 04-14-2006
Maxim Yegorushkin
 
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Alexey N. Kovyrin wrote:

> General way to implement tcp servers is "one thread/process per
> connection". But on high loads this approach can be not so efficient and
> we need to use another patterns of connection handling. In this article
> I will describe how to implement tcp-server with synchronous connections
> handling using epoll() system call of Linux 2.6. kernel.
>
> If You want to read article, welcome to:
> http://blog.kovyrin.net/2006/04/13/e...k-programming/


Has it been not discussed in details at http://www.kegel.com/c10k.html
?

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