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[12:49] mikko
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good morning
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[12:49] omarkj
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Morning mikko.
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[12:49] omarkj
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+
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[13:05] DerGuteMoritz
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are there calls other than zmq_recv which may do "blocking work" and signal an ETERM when zmq_term is called during this work? (i am referring to the information given in the guide)
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[13:22] DerGuteMoritz
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hm, another question regarding multi-part messages: does the rule "You will receive all parts of a message, or none at all" imply that at some point the whole data will be kept in memory?
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[13:22] DerGuteMoritz
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what if I want to send say a 10GiB file?
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[13:30] mikko
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DerGuteMoritz: you could send it in chunks and use watermark and ZMQ_SWAP option
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[13:30] mikko
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http://api.zeromq.org/zmq_setsockopt.html#_zmq_swap_set_disk_offload_size
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[13:31] DerGuteMoritz
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mikko: I guess by chunks you mean separate messages without using the ZMQ_SNDMORE?
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[13:31] DerGuteMoritz
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ah no, you mean limiting memory use, I se
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[13:31] DerGuteMoritz
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e
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[13:31] mikko
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DerGuteMoritz: you would have ask sustrik how ZMQ_SNDMORE interacts with high watermark and swap
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[13:32] DerGuteMoritz
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ok, thanks for the pointer
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[13:32] mikko
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but by nature the data is not persistent
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[13:32] mikko
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you would have to implement persistency if there is such a requirement
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[13:37] DerGuteMoritz
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hm the description text for the first example at http://zguide.zeromq.org/chapter:all#toc31 don't match
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[13:37] DerGuteMoritz
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*doesn't
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[13:37] DerGuteMoritz
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who do I report that to? :-)
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[13:43] mikko
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DerGuteMoritz: which description text?
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[13:44] DerGuteMoritz
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mikko: the one above the example
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[13:45] mikko
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you mean people have not charged houses for less ? :)
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[13:45] DerGuteMoritz
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it refers to calling zmq_queue but the example uses zmq_device
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[13:45] DerGuteMoritz
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what? :-)
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[13:45] mikko
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you are correct
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[13:45] DerGuteMoritz
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ah!
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[13:45] DerGuteMoritz
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hehe
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[13:45] mikko
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the devices used to be separate calls (iirc)
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[13:45] mikko
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but they were merged into one zmq_* call
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[13:45] DerGuteMoritz
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I see
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[13:45] mikko
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let me check the code
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[13:45] mikko
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sec
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[13:46] DerGuteMoritz
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sure
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[13:46] DerGuteMoritz
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I'm not that far with my binding, yet, anyway
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[13:46] DerGuteMoritz
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just noticed :-)
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[13:46] mikko
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it seems like a mistake in the doc. can you send an email to mailing-list?
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[13:47] mikko
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i think pieterh maintains that documentation so he can update it as soon as he appears online
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[13:48] mikko
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good catch
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[13:48] DerGuteMoritz
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ah I have to subscribe to the list first
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[19:52] delaney
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hi, i'm having issues getting a xreq socket to connect to xrep socket via inproc, keep getting a "zmq.core.error.ZMQError: Connection refused"... both the bind and connect have an address of "inproc://foo", any ideas?
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[19:54] mikko
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delaney: does the bind happen before connect?
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[19:54] delaney
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yes
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[19:54] delaney
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and i waited 10 secs
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[19:56] mikko
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which language is this?
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[19:56] delaney
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python
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[19:57] mikko
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hmmm
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[19:57] mikko
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does ipc:// work normally?
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[19:57] mikko
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just to make sure, you are using inproc inside a single process?
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[19:59] delaney
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thought i was, hmm.... let me look at that.
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[20:00] delaney
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looks like i was sending from multiple processes... but ipc isn't available i guess on windows
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[20:00] delaney
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zmq.core.error.ZMQError: Protocol not supported
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[20:16] mikko
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inproc only works inside same process
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[20:16] mikko
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that might explain the connection refused
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