3 Apr
2016
3 Apr
'16
5:56 p.m.
Nick Mathewson nickm@alum.mit.edu writes:
ZeroMQ and its competitors are pretty good, but overkill. They're designed to work in a distributed environment where with unreliable network connections, whereas for this application I'm only thinking about splitting a single Tor instance across multiple processes on the same host.
ZeroMQ has an "INPROC" transport that works for inter-thread communication (and it's way faster than the networked ones, even unix-sockets, at least a few years back when I benchmarked some things involving ZeroMQ in C++).
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meejah