a version of roxen that spreads over all available cpu's for example. i guess similar cases are on arjans mind too.
That is the main issue I had in mind, but pike being multi-core does not limit it's use to roxen only. I was wondering about some possibilities for improving some multi-core support, without knowing details about how the internals currently work exactly. What better place than to start a thread here? I was hoping for some feedback on issues which might solve some issues. Having a discussion can shed a light on what is currently possible, without having to go through the full deal of implementing full multi-core support yet.
arjan, you could just look at pikes Remote module and take some ideas from pythons multiprocessing module to achive the effect you are
asking
for.
Thanks, I will definitely take a look at it.
Greetings,
Arjan
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