Messages in this thread | | | From | Henrik Storner <> | Subject | Re: surprisingly slow accept/connect cycle time | Date | Tue, 24 May 2005 21:34:00 +0000 (UTC) |
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In <17043.37997.993745.877259@newbie.ardi.com> "Clifford T. Matthews" <ctm@ardi.com> writes:
>While writing some test code, I was surprised to find a couple >processes running very slowly. The attached program illustrates this. >The program forks and the child attempts to accept 1000 connections. >The parent attempts to connect 1000 times. This often takes minutes >to run, on 2.4 kernels and 2.6 kernels (including 2.6.12-rc4).
Have you tried using non-blocking sockets ?
I've been doing some network programming myself lately, and my apps have no problem handling a sustained load of 40 connections/second - which should handle your testcase in 25 seconds. And I'm quite sure it will be less, because it has handled peak loads of several hundred connections per second.
But my program uses non-blocking sockets exclusively.
Henrik
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