[capnproto] Difference between Cap'n Proto and pthreads

[Pappu]

Hi ,

I am new to Cap'n Proto.

I would like to know for what kind of applications Cap'n Proto is more
suitable and for what application pthreads are more suitable.

Also are there any new features in the latest Cap'n Proto that might
outperform pthreads?

Could you also point me to beginner's C++ examples on Cap'n Proto?

Also are there profiling tools for Cap'n Proto?

Thanks a lot for your kind help!
Pappu

['Kenton Varda' via Cap'n Proto]

Hi Pappu,

Sorry, I don't understand your question. Cap'n Proto is a serialization and
RPC framework, used for communicating between services on a network or
storing data on disk. pthreads is a standard low-level API to OS threading
functionality. These are mostly unrelated concepts, and Cap'n Proto is not
an alternative to pthreads.

-Kenton

Post by Pappu
Hi ,
I am new to Cap'n Proto.
I would like to know for what kind of applications Cap'n Proto is more
suitable and for what application pthreads are more suitable.
Also are there any new features in the latest Cap'n Proto that might
outperform pthreads?
Could you also point me to beginner's C++ examples on Cap'n Proto?
Also are there profiling tools for Cap'n Proto?
Thanks a lot for your kind help!
Pappu
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