[Stackless] is there any detail about eve's stacklessio technology?

[Kristján Valur Jónsson]

CarbonIO is a proprietary CCP techology.

It is not fundamentally different from stacklessIO, just a rewrite allowing us to implement low level message routing in C, thus bypassing the C/python interface, the GIL and other such things, in certain areas.  Because of its tight integratino to EVE and our Carbon infrastructure, it is unlikely to be made available.



K

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thx very much K, it's very helpful.
BTW, could you please provide more information on the CarbonIO technology? like a http link or company name or something, i'm pretty much interested, thx in adv.




At 2012-07-09 23:02:18,"Kristján Valur Jónsson" <kristjan at ccpgames.com> wrote:

Neiter CarbonIO or StacklessIO are open source.  The latter I always planned to dump out there, and I still may do so when I find the time.

We chose windows because that was the most widely available gaming platform at the time.  The client and the server use the same engine so Windows it is.  In terms of performance it does not really matter what operating system is running.



Cheers,

K

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is there any technology detail like papers, blogs about eve's stacklessio technology? is it based on stackless python too like their main game logic?
google only shows the news.




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