> On this same note, we've been talking about the two architectures here, and
> the direction of FB 3:
>
> It's my understanding that with FB-Classic, when you make a new connection to
> the server (either from a new process or a new thread), you get a new TCP
> socket, which effectively gives you scalable IPC bandwidth. Instead of trying
> to ram all connections through one socket, you spread them out over multiple
> sockets, and this might be a big advantage on a multi-core system.
FB never multiplexed all connections via one socket.
> I read somewhere that the FB 3 architecture is leaning towards SuperServer. I
> don't know if SS multiplexes all connections over a single socket today, but
No. Not today, not yesterday, never.
Regards,
Vlad
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