Re: [Boost-users] [boost-users][asio]timeout-isio_service.reset()safe with pool of threads?

Subject: Re: [Boost-users] [boost-users][asio]timeout-isio_service.reset()safe with pool of threads?
From: tomasz jankowski (tomasz_jacek_at_[hidden])
Date: 2009-02-03 09:07:29

Dnia 3-02-2009 o godz. 12:29 Igor R napisał(a):
> First of all, there're more tasks: pay attention that before issuing new async_accept, the Server calls connection->open(), which in turn issues async_read etc - all this is processed by one single io_service...

but I'm asking about moment 
when server is constructed & run n threads for one io_service. only one run() will 'hang' on async_accept. the rest of run() must return... but doesn't. I see all threads (when run "ps -eLf" command). I don't know how it is possible...

> But anyway - what if you've got 1000 incoming connections simultaniously? If you'd got 1 thread, it would accept them one by one, processing in the meanwhile read/write operations of the Connection object.


I don't know how it is possible but let leav for while this problem. it works - it is enough for that while(ofcourse I wish understand :) ). I have another question about strand object. first we are parallelising than synchronizing our tasks via strand object. I can't catch this logic. it must be nonefective. 

tom



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