httpleast

'twas beauty that killed the beast

Defines

Most importantly,

• --define:leastThreads=N set number of threads to N.

And then,

• --define:leastQueue=none

This uses the specified number of threads, each running their own server and
creating and dispatching client continuations in a thread-local eventqueue.

• --define:leastQueue=loony

This uses a single thread accepting clients and setting up a continuation for
each one; the continuation is pushed into a LoonyQueue that is serviced by
the specified number of threads. Each thread runs as many continuations as
remain in the running state, competing to receive new continuations from the
queue.

• --define:leastRecycle=true reduces continuation allocs.

When using Loony, recycle completed continuations via a multi-threaded queue;
when using no queue, recycle completed continuations with a thread-local stack.

Also...

• --define:leastPort=8080 listen on port 8080.
• --define:leastAddress="127.1" listen on given interface.
• --define:leastDebug=true adds extra event queue debugging.
• --define:leastKeepAlive=false turns off connection reuse.
• --define:leastDelay=10 waits 10ms before sending a reply.

License

MIT