On 05/02/13 09:10, David Nyström wrote:
In my usecase(Process threads spread out over cores), I would see global
state within a process as a definite problem. Where cache-line bouncing
of global state data-structures would become a very problematic
artefact, if accessed "under the hood" when creating and/or destroying a
socket.
Does that apply even in the case where global structures are almost
never changing? Then the relevant chachelines are loaded in individual
CPU caches and that's in, no?
Martin
