High peformance TCP server using completion ports

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High peformance TCP server using completion ports

submitted by Vadmyst 5 months, 3 days ago

vadmyst.blogspot.com — Completion ports were first introduced in Windows NT 4.0. This technology makes simultaneous asynchronous I/O possible and extremely effective. When building high performance network software one has to think of effective threading model. Having too many or too little server threads in the system can result in poor server performance

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Very cool, I used to use the IOCompletionPort API in the pre .NET days, if they are opening this back up that would be a good thing, thanks for the post.

posted by Mike.Griffin 5 months, 2 days ago