On 2017-09-04 00:57, Boris-Barboris wrote:
I tried all existing libraries, and noted pretty mature dpq2 and
ddb (and it's hb-ddb fork) libs. I didn't like the first one, because I
didn't want to leave vibe-d eventloop, and the second one was native
(big plus for me), supported vibe-d sockets. I forked it, multiplied
performance by hacking in write buffer, but then the whole philosophy
behind it's code structure started to bother me, it incapsulated too
much IMHO. I needed something low-level, with access to message nature
of the protocol.
If would be great if you want to upstream your improvements.
I think it's a bit unfortunate that everyone is rolling their own
implementations in this community instead of working together. I would
say that it's rare to need direct access to the messages of the
protocol. But perhaps the library can be better structured in
layers/levels, allowing the user to pick the most suitable level for
his/her needs.
--
/Jacob Carlborg
