[cvsnt] Re: Migrating to new hardware

Tony Hoyle tony.hoyle at march-hare.com
Sun Feb 5 22:54:41 GMT 2006


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Bo Berglund wrote:
> Well, that is not really what I said. I just stated that in my PC
> CVSNT works well with a dualcore Pentium. But I have no clue as to its
> ability to divide the load between the cores, maybe it is just using
> one core processor and the other does other tasks as controlled by
> Windows? As I said I don't know...

Since each connection is a separate process, cvsnt will definately 
improve with dual core as the OS can run two processes at a time (plus 
lockserver is multithreaded so it'll handle more connections).

OTOH since it's mostly disk I/O bound it depends on how the disk drivers 
and the disk itself handles it.  The latest SATA stuff looks like it'll 
handle multiple accesses better (and of course SCSI always could).

Tony



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