> performance than it would for an httpd, because of the long-lived
> sessions, but rewriting it as a state machine (no forking, threads or
> other crap, just use non-blocking I/O) would probably make much more
> sense.
pretty convoluted. Statemachines may produce more efficient code but can be
hell to maintain and expand. Bugs can hide in lots of corners.
Regards,
bert hubert
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