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[Runuo implementation] just a Question for developers
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I need to increase my shard performance.
If so i should increase frequency and not buying a new processor.
do you use fibers inside that thread?
Do you go in concurrency somewhere?
I really don't realize how do you manage multiple connections at the same time.
Maybe you manage all things by Asynchronous I/O i dunno.
It seems you don't have concurrency code.
Should i have advantages from a multiprocessor architecture?
Thx.
David said:
I need to increase my shard performance.
If so i should increase frequency and not buying a new processor.
do you use fibers inside that thread?
Do you go in concurrency somewhere?
I really don't realize how do you manage multiple connections at the same time.
Maybe you manage all things by Asynchronous I/O i dunno.
It seems you don't have concurrency code.
Should i have advantages from a multiprocessor architecture?
Thx.
I am actually not a developer, just a knowledgeable user (my information is accurate.) However, RunUO uses Overlapped IO to manage concurrent connections.
To increase performance, the number one influencer is RAM. I suggest 512Meg as a minimum, 1Gig or more prefered.
Regarding multiprocessor, I am running dual Xeon's in hyperthreaded mode. Whilst RunUO's core is single threaded, the operating system and whatever else (firewall, virus scanner, maybe a ftp server) is not in that thread. Multiprocessor pros/cons are somewhat debated around here, but I am on the pro side myself.
To increase performance, the number one influencer is RAM. I suggest 512Meg as a minimum, 1Gig or more prefered.
Regarding multiprocessor, I am running dual Xeon's in hyperthreaded mode. Whilst RunUO's core is single threaded, the operating system and whatever else (firewall, virus scanner, maybe a ftp server) is not in that thread. Multiprocessor pros/cons are somewhat debated around here, but I am on the pro side myself.
