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diff --git a/fibers.texi b/fibers.texi index c45248c..9c139de 100644 --- a/fibers.texi +++ b/fibers.texi @@ -1309,10 +1309,9 @@ server: (run-server handler 'fibers) @end example -Performance seems to be on par with the standard web server backend +Performance seems to be about 60% of the standard web server backend implementation shipped with Guile, though it is not as -battle-hardened. @xref{Barriers}, as well, for things that need -improving on the Guile side of things. +battle-hardened. The fibers web server backend is an interesting case because it uses channels to invert the inversion-of-control imposed on the backend by @@ -1330,7 +1329,7 @@ per-client loops: (#(response body) (values response body)))) (let loop () - (match (accept socket) + (match (accept socket SOCK_NONBLOCK) ((client . sockaddr) ;; ... (spawn-fiber (lambda () (client-loop client have-request)) @@ -1396,19 +1395,18 @@ server)} module: Compared to the Fibers web server backend (@pxref{Web Server Backend}), using the standalone fibers web server enables more parallelism, as the handlers can run in parallel when you have -multiple cores. +multiple cores. Single-core performance of the standalone server is +slightly better than the web server backend, and unlike the backend it +scales with the number of cores available. @node Status @chapter Project status -It's early days. At the time of this writing, no one uses fibers in -production that we are aware of. Should you be the first? Well -maybe, if you feel like you understand the implementation, are -prepared to debug, and have some time on your hands. Otherwise -probably it's better to wait. - -See the @code{TODO.md} file in the repository for a current list of -to-do items. +Fibers is feature-complete and ready to go! It's early days but +things are solid enough to say without embarrassment or misgiving that +Guile now has a solid concurrency story. Use fibers, incorporate it +directly into your project, fork it, improve it: what happens now is +up to you. Happy hacking and godspeed! @c @node Concept Index @c @unnumbered Concept Index |