multiple threads support

[bung87]

use workers handle request.

[bung87]

I may finally turn the multithread model to httpbeast, in the meanwhile may not heavily relys on chronos

[bung87]

options:
threads with shared ptrs: https://github.com/cheatfate/wanted
multiple server per threads bind on same address and port with event driven: httpbeast
use nginx as front with multiple processes

[shayanhabibi]

The issue with httpbeast however being that it doesn't support windows platform :(

[bung87]

we can use https://github.com/xflywind/httpx which use https://github.com/xflywind/ioselectors support windows platform, httpx is basically httpbeast with ioselectors. further more we can replace async macros with chronos's .

[shayanhabibi]

Performance with multithreading atm with httpx seems to suffer on windows

But then how big that impact would be using chronos would be interesting.

I would love to help; unfortunately macros isn't something I've had time to work with; same for networking hahahaha.

[bung87]

hmm, It's big like change scorper major version , need rewrite all stream handle from std socket to chronos streamtransport , start server like httpbeast does . it's big I think.

[sdmcallister]

@bung87

I may finally turn the multithread model to httpbeast, in the meanwhile may not heavily relys on chronos

Seems like a big change. Would this significantly improve (what seems like already good) performance?

[bung87]

yes , it will significantly improve performance, It will not much relys on chronos only async macros I think, It will be a big change , I have not decide make changes in scorper repository or create new prjoect, it will be much like move current apis to httpbeast.

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