add bind_cpu to EventLoop thread. #656
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Thanks for your contribution! However, it seems that there's no cpp standard lib for setting cpu affinity. The setaffinity API you used does not work on Windows. redis-plus-plus also need to support Windows env. So I decide to make this PR pending until there's a better solution. Thanks again! Regards |
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Sorry, since I’m only using it on Linux, I didn’t think it through carefully. |
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Add a bind_cpu interface to EventLoop so that multiple AsyncRedis instances, the load can be distributed more evenly.
Also, assign a name to the EventLoop thread to make it easier to identify and debug.