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On Apr 28, 2008, at 03:21, Marc Lehmann wrote: > > In all fairness, I want to point out that, after _multiple_ rounds of > longish e-mail exchanges, Rocco Caputo could not solve the problems > that > forced AnyEvent to use this design, nor did he enlighten me on how > to work > around the specific problems that I mentioned to him that forced this > design decision(*). Addressed in <629C022B-BF10-4461-9D52-8F305D2051DC@pobox.com>. Please respond there. > He did not come up with any further evidence for a problem, either > (just > repeatedly stating that the design is broken. The only argument he > brought > up was: one of your design goals is to be reasonably efficient, POE > does > not do it reasonably efficient, so your design is broken, which is an > outright absurd logic). Marc and I are disagreeing with what I wrote in the message included in <E5761512-9F7F-45ED-9C45-A8D9FFFC8C9C@pobox.com>. No amount of he- said/no-he-said will resolve it at this point, so I refer the reader back to the actual exchange. Everyone: Your suggestions to improve my communication are greatly appreciated. Please comment off-list, if you can. > In fact, it seems his problem is indeed the AnyEvent API and not the > interface module to POE, i.e. the "broken" means I should not provide > events in the form AnyEvent does, which is of course > counterproductive to > the goal of AnyEvent of being compatible to multiple event loops (I > can't > provide different APIs to different event loops...). I explicitly stated otherwise in the message included in <E5761512-9F7F-45ED-9C45-A8D9FFFC8C9C@pobox.com >. It's the sentence beginning with "We should not need to change AnyEvent::Impl::POE's public interface". > So I conclude that even the POE author is unable to provide a > (strongly) > more efficient approach, which, according to his own words, would > make him > worse then the average first-time POE user. Considering our previous discussions on the matter, I feel that your conclusion is premature. Also, you seem to be saying that one solution can simultaneously perform equally as well as another and worse than it. Which quantum computers have you ported AnyEvent to lately? :) -- Rocco Caputo - rcaputo@pobox.comThread Previous | Thread Next