On Wed, Dec 28, 2011 at 10:49:39AM +0000, Wolfgang wrote:

Hi,

am I right, if I start for every pgn I want to bridge a new process? Or will it
work if all pgns to be bridged are in one process? I'm just wondering what will
bring a better performance? 

A third option is to start 1 process, with different sockets, each socket bridging 1 pgn.

They all work.
I have no idea what will bring the best performance.
I think your second option will bring:
* the most understandable source code...
* less memory consumption
* less scheduler load
* more transparency (FIFO operation is lost when using different processes)

Kurt

--Wolfgang

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