Comment by cmrdporcupine
1 year ago
If I'm not doing slow blocking I/O, I'm not doing epoll anyways.
But the moment somebody drops async into my codebase, yay, now I get to pay the cost.
1 year ago
If I'm not doing slow blocking I/O, I'm not doing epoll anyways.
But the moment somebody drops async into my codebase, yay, now I get to pay the cost.
Either you are doing slow IO (in some of your dependency) or you don't have anyone dropping async in your code though…