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by sustrik
5762 days ago
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0MQ is built on good old principles the Internet stack (TCP, IP) is based upon. Thus is has tx/rx buffers. It doesn't even try to do fire-and-forget, because -- as you correctly say -- it's an leaky abstraction. Instead it aims for end-to-end reliability. And yes, moving it into kernel would make it somehow more reliable. Watch for my talk at Linux Kongress (eeptember 23rd) which deals with moving the functionality into kernel, standardisation and integration with Internet stack. |
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