Re: FastCGI multithread programming problems

Can one of our thread programmers comment on this?

In general terms, it seems like there can always a be a thread with the 
mutex for accept(), meaning that as long as another worker thread can 
take over when one worker receives a request, it should work fine.  Does 
anyone else know differently?

Cheers,

David.

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Harvy Chen wrote:
> Dears,
> I'm developping a project which has a communication channel(based on 
> HTTP protocol) to recevie request from clients(Maybe million clients), 
> the platform is under linux,
> now i'm trying use FastCGI to provide a high performance process 
> capacity, I wonder know if the fastcgi can support multi-threads, i 
> means in one cgi process,
> i create a thread pool to handle the request, But i looked up in the 
> internet, found that just one rquest will transport to a cgi process 
> to handle at the same time,
> means the thread pool will be useless. Maybe i'm wrong, will anybody 
> can give me correct answer?
>
> If the fastCGI can support aync processing, it's perfect to me.
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