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> On my computer, sockets are sometimes slower than both pipes and queues.<br><div>> <br>> However, by making sure the two processes doesn't change CPU during<br>> runtime, sockets are always the fastest, and I get consistent results:<br><br>That is useful. How consistent are the results people are getting though? When<br>I run with 1M messages the results are generally very flakey, 2, 4, 6 seconds <br>between different runs. If I use 10M then due to the far longer run time then <br>the differences are will 2 to 6 seconds but the run time is a whole order of <br>magnitude different give a different picture.<br><br>Will try and find an hour to run the tests with this CPU selection code.<br><br>Regards, nick.<br></div> </div></body>
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