by Peter Veentjer
If an application is using traditional locks, it it quite hard to use a different model then a thread per operation because once a thread enters a lock (a lock you don’t have any control over), the thread is ‘lost’. With IO there is a special extension (non blocking IO) that makes it possible to bypass this behaviour so you can have one thread serving multiple sockets. But if you use traditional concurrency control then you are on your own.
Multiverse: Non Blocking Transactions
December 23rd, 2009 · No Comments
Tags: MulticoreInfo
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