== Quote from Daniel Keep ([email protected])'s article
> This is basically the only way to map xml parsing to ranges. As for > CONSUMING ranges, I think that'd be a bad idea for the same reason > basing IO entirely on ranges is a bad idea. > The only other use for ranges I can think of is one already mentioned by > Benji: traversal of a DOM. Ranges don't apply to SAX because that's > what pull parsing is. :D I agree with it. Net IO maybe be blocked so often, then the program will pause until there is some data arrived. And when I want to write a no-block http server with one thread running, the range IO will also block it, the other socket with data ready will also be blocked.
