On Sat, 29 Oct 2011 20:25:48 +0200 Avi Marcus <avi@avimarcus.net> wrote: ...
It seems most of the community runs on *nix of some sort, but the folks that do run on windows do report some very high performance.. I don't know C, C++, C#/.net to really understand why you made the decision you did to make these changes, but I believe that was the point of ESL and all the mod_managed, mod_python, mod_lua, etc were made - to let you use nearly any language to control what FS is doing, while enabling the core of FS to run in native C to benefit from a code-base that be the same for any platform. That's why Michael asked "What did you gain by doing this work?" ... I planned to rewrite it 6502 assembly language, but stepped back because I feared an Apple patent infringing :p
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