Re: QtNetwork Performance
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Originally Posted by
ngenen
Would qtnetwork fit my needs or I should go for another library like boost::asio ?
As with 5000 connections, it's not what Qt or Boost can do. At this point you also and most certainly need to look at your operating system and hardware. Although I guess most modern systems can handle that much connections without too much problems.
Anyway, make a couple of tests and benchmarks. See which library gives you the best results and use that one.
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Which design I should follow ? (Would be good code example)
Never, ever, use threads for that amount of connections, ever! You will DoS yourself!
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Does anyone know how QtNetwork works for connection handling ? Is like boost::asio which uses the best model of each OS ?
http://doc.qt.nokia.com/4.7/network-programming.html
Re: QtNetwork Performance
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Originally Posted by
ngenen
Which design I should follow ? (Would be good code example)
This is totally beyond the scope of a single forum topic.
Here are some questions you need answered before you can proceed:
Which synchronization method will I employ to achieve shared game state? With which protocol?
Have I identified my server hardware architecture? What about operating system? Can I compete while using a cross-platform framework on this platform?
How do I handle growth? Is my design adaptable for clustering? What about load balancing?
What exactly do I need?
See why we can't really give you a meaningful answer to "will it fit my needs"? That's something only you can answer through research, modeling, and trial.
Re: QtNetwork Performance
I understand that, and I already readed the documentation, but my questions were in a deeper sense, like the internal design, so for example, in windows, the IOCP design uses one thread to accept incoming connections and n Worker Threads to read/write to clients and support 10k easily, so, my question in a simple way was, which method QtNetwork uses for the QTcpServer design ? select ? epoll ? kpoll ? IOCP ? that is what I meant to say with "OS dependent server design".
Thank you!!!
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Originally Posted by
Timoteo
This is totally beyond the scope of a single forum topic.
Here are some questions you need answered before you can proceed:
Which synchronization method will I employ to achieve shared game state? With which protocol?
Have I identified my server hardware architecture? What about operating system? Can I compete while using a cross-platform framework on this platform?
How do I handle growth? Is my design adaptable for clustering? What about load balancing?
What exactly do I need?
See why we can't really give you a meaningful answer to "will it fit my needs"? That's something only you can answer through research, modeling, and trial.
My question it's more about internal design, I have some knowledge about what you're saying, but I just wanted to know if anyone know how QTcpServer works internally, as far I see, it's event driven, so it could fit my needs, if the design is good. :) Thank you for your help!!
Re: QtNetwork Performance
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Originally Posted by
ngenen
so, my question in a simple way was, which method QtNetwork uses for the QTcpServer design ? select ? epoll ? kpoll ? IOCP ?
1. It depends on the platform.
2. Qt is open-source, take the sources and check it out yourself.
3. Qt is open-source, you can adapt it to your needs.
Re: QtNetwork Performance
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Originally Posted by
wysota
1. It depends on the platform.
2. Qt is open-source, take the sources and check it out yourself.
3. Qt is open-source, you can adapt it to your needs.
I did so, and I found that everything is based on select model supported by the event loop :)
Thank you!
