Why ZeroMQ?

ZeroMQ is a parallelism library that you could easily mistake for a networking library. This video demonstrates why ZeroMQ is worth the appearance of a network API for inter-thread/inter-process/inter-machine message passing...

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• parallelism
• programming
• c++
• lua
• python
• zeromq

[muffinsam658]

which vi colourscheme are you using?

[kfsone]

@muffinsam658 vim default for Ubuntu 10.04. Kinda looks like visual studio :)

[IanEpperson]

@ralienpp As I understand it, depending on the type of connection, you can end up with a round-robin or a fanout using almost the exact same commands. The beauty is that you can make very small changes to suit your needs. (Still learning ZeroMQ).

[ralienpp]

Thanks for sharing, this is very interesting. I have a question about the action that occurs at ~3:40.

It is clear that you bound the same socket in 2 different ways, and you have 2 processes receiving messages using a different method.

However, it is not clear in which order the messages are delivered to them. From what I can see here, it happens in a round robin fashion.

Does it mean that I have to send the message several times to ensure that all clients receive it?

[koromimi]

hey is that Moffitt Library at Berkeley at 0:02? 

[nothatsaknife]

Distribute this across mult...

[najamkhn]

What screen recording software are you using???

[seekdilight]

inappropriate image at the start of the video... Really no need...

[neoxical]

Very useful stuff! Thanks!

[blandyfan]

Good stuff. Thanks.