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<Diogenes>
Everyone else lurking?
<Diogenes>
Like Pony. Wondering how it actually maps actors to threads and/or processes?
<Diogenes>
Don't know if it works better with lightweight threads or full processes.
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<Diogenes>
BBL
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<SeanTAllen>
Diogenes. There's 1 scheduler thread per CPU core. actors gets scheduled on one of those (there's work stealing so actors can and do move from scheduler to scheduler). Not sure what "Don't know if it works better with lightweight threads or full processes" means. Can you elaborate?