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2) Any specific reason on why there is only a synchronous<span> </span><i>get<span> </span></i>but not synchronous<span> </span><i>multiget<span> </span></i>( I found only async<span> </span><i>multiget<span> </span></i>
in the API doc ) ?
</span></blockquote><div><br></div></div><div><span style="white-space: pre;"> </span>There is both asyncGetBulk and getBulk.<br></div><div></div></div></div></blockquote><div>Sorry, my bad. <br><br>Couple more questions that came up:
<br><br>- Regarding binary protocol, are there any restriction on the server version ( on development machine I am running a windows port 1.2.1 and on production, it is 1.2.2 )? If so, which is the server version that I should be using ? ( I remember seeing some mails about binary protocol in server in this list, but not sure if it is released / in svn ).
<br><br>- I see that the binary protocol is present in 2.0 pre release branch. Are you planning to get a release out any time soon ? <br><br>- I really like the fact that the library tries to perform some optimization on storing some native objects. Have you also looked at these optimizations ?
<br> -> Collection of native object<br> -> Class containing native objects <br><br>- Regarding the feature, "<strong>There is only one thread for all processing"<span style="font-weight: normal;">
(mentioned in the website)</span>, <b><span style="font-weight: normal;">does this apply even in case when I run my server in multi-threaded mode ( I have a dual proc machine and planning to run with thread = 2 ) </span>
</b></strong><br> <br>- This is out of topic, but does any one know when is the next release of memcached server happening?<br></div></div><br>
Thanks,<br>Rakesh<br>