First let me say: I've really been meaning to check out libeio. Ruby is frankly a pretty lousy language for building a Proactor library on top of the Reactor library. Non-blocking socket reads/writes are barely supported and poorly implemented. It'd be really nice to replace all that Ruby with C code that actually works well.
That said, I assume I can use libeio alongside libev? There's certain things I don't believe I can do on top of a Proactor (SSL, for example) On Mon, Jun 2, 2008 at 10:29 PM, Marc Lehmann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > It's a completely, utterly, broken platform. > Not that I have any real interest from a practical perspective, but have you considered trying to map Win32 I/O completion ports to libeio? It seems like the only option for I/O on Windows that doesn't completely and thoroughly suck. I've received quite a few requests for supporting Rev on Windows, and at this point I don't even want to bother... right now I'm just hoping someone will do the work for me and release a patch. -- Tony Arcieri medioh.com
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