yes, because it also does other computation. Poiint was to illustrate that zlib ...

		surferbayarea on March 28, 2013 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Joe Armstrong: Solving the wrong problem yes, because it also does other computation. Poiint was to illustrate that zlib can be used in a concurrent computing setting with high performance. The blog writer had claimed that zlib doesn't work in a multithreaded setting.