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>>>>> "NI" == Nick Ing-Simmons <nick@ing-simmons.net> writes:
>> and async i/o?
NI> If I can find a system that has async IO I will give it a try.
NI> I may do Win32 system that way ...
i have an nice event kernel we can play with. better code than
Event.pm. it is generic, uses control blocks and can be extended to
handle solaris/bsd/vms/redmond async file i/o. it has a clean api but it
does do its own memory management (block allocation and linked list
stuff) which would might need to be removed or something.
should i try to put it up somewhere to be looked at? i have no issues
with it being a prototype and then being ripped to shreds. it has been
proven very stable in use.
NI> I am not sure this code is a "draft" for perl6 - more of an
NI> experiment so we can see what does('nt) work. The OO ANSI-C with
NI> vtable stuff I used is also and experiment to see what it costs
NI> before we start wholesale coding of perl6.
sounds good. we need to experiment with that as well as event
stuff. does anyone have working code that does async file i/o on
solaris? or on the other OSs?
uri
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