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[16:24] mikko
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evening
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[16:25] sakella
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hi I have a q
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[16:26] sakella
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did anyone see an issue with mailbox_t::send asserting "new_sndbuf > old_sndbuf"
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[16:28] cremes
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sakella: have you checked the faq? that's a known issue on osx
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[16:28] cremes
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it also occurs on linux when various kernel buffers are set too small
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[16:29] cremes
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check the faq and tuning guides
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[16:29] sakella
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sounds great. Will do that. I am on 32 bit centos.
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[16:30] sakella
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Thanks!
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[16:33] sakella
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I have recently used this to develop a 'reliable' distributed log xport framework. zmq's a great tool!
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[16:34] michelp
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good morning folks
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[17:39] mzaccari
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hello
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[19:07] ParadoxG
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I have written bindings for ZeroMQ for the Vala language
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[19:08] ParadoxG
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https://github.com/lgunsch/zmq-vala
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[19:37] staylor
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question about getsockopt ZMQ_EVENTS, the documentation says it'll return ZMQ_POLLIN if at least one message is ready but the guide mentions that poll will return ZMQ_POLLIN only if all messages (envelopes) are ready in a message stack.
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[21:29] jhawk28
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If I create a context with 1 thread, does 0MQ function with only 1 thread?
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[21:44] staylor
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I asked earlier, but when using getsockopt for ZMQ_EVENTS will ZMQ_POLLIN only be set if all messages are available or can it set the flag if only some are ready?
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[21:45] jhawk28
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I dont know. Its be real quiet the last couple of days
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[21:51] jhawk28
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staylor: "ZMQ_POLLIN
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[21:51] jhawk28
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Indicates that at least one message may be received from the specified socket without blocking."
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[21:52] jhawk28
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it will set the flag if at least one is ready
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[22:06] staylor
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jhawk28: that's why I ask, the getsockopt documentation says at least one message but the zeromq guide says all messages. Wondering which is correct.
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[22:25] ianbarber
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depends what you mean by 'all'
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[22:25] ianbarber
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if you mean all parts of a multipart, then both are true
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[22:25] ianbarber
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you get signalled on a whole message - which includes all parts
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[22:32] staylor
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yes I might have worded it wrongly, but when they say at least one message I wanted to confirm that it meant all parts of a message.
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[23:15] johnm1234
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Howdy, just installed latest zeromq from git (2.1.7) on OS X 10.6.7. Running into few problems that don't seem to show up in irc or mailing list logs...
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[23:15] johnm1234
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First off⦠running the wuclient & wuserver example code gives "broken pipe".
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[23:16] johnm1234
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The functionality seems to work fine but when the first client is done it goes away and the server gets killed with the broken pipe.
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[23:19] johnm1234
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Second⦠using the taskvent, taskwork2, tasksink2 example code has very odd performance behavior⦠regardless of the number of workers, it will zip along to ~80% done and then the performance drops down a lot. Instead of the exected ~5 seconds it ends up taking longer and longer on each run. 12 seconds, 30 seconds, the last run was 110 seconds.
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[23:24] mikko
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pieter_hintjens: issues are in jira
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