Use only a single global lock for multiproc.#167
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This cuts ~350ns off the time for an operation, bringing it to ~1700ns. In multi process mode it's a reasonable assumption that there isn't any threading going on, so a single lock is faster than more granular locks.
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@brian-brazil you assume multiproc means no threads, right? Is it still like this? Looks a strong assumption to me (I'm in production with multiproc and multithread, pretty common thing for uWSGI users). Thank you |
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This cuts ~350ns off the time for an operation, bringing it to
~1700ns.
In multi process mode it's a reasonable assumption that there
isn't any threading going on, so a single lock is faster than
more granular locks.
Fixed #112