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Hopefully it's ok to ask questions.
So, since it's pure Go, does that mean that the sending of the ZMQ message payload can be done with zero-copy mechanics? Since writing to a socket in Go does not copy, it seems very possible. But it will depend on internal buffering schemes that I know that (at least) libzmq got.
Thoughts and plans on that?
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Hopefully it's ok to ask questions.
So, since it's pure Go, does that mean that the sending of the ZMQ message payload can be done with zero-copy mechanics? Since writing to a socket in Go does not copy, it seems very possible. But it will depend on internal buffering schemes that I know that (at least) libzmq got.
Thoughts and plans on that?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: