On Thu, 21 Jun 2018, 19:46 Philip Prindeville, < [email protected]> wrote:
> Hi. > > I was wondering if we have an (almost) complete list of what OSes are > supported. In particular: > > Linux > BSD/Darwin > Solaris > VMS > Windows (2003 and later) > VxWorks > QNX > Greenhills Integrity > VMS (seriously, not a joke) > SCO Unix > IRIX > Unicos SMP > RTEMS > Nucleos > Hi Philip, I don't know all of them but all os'es from Vagrantfile (in git) should work. And if course this list is not limited to that boxes only. P.S. I don't even hear about some of OSes from your list. On a side-note, is anyone interested in getting AIO (async-I/O) working > with libevent? Some of non-UNIX based RTOS’s that have POSIX do better AIO > than select()/epoll() emulation. > I thought that you about file aio (Linux), but after reading to the end I guess your are talking about some kind of new mechanism for fd multiplexing? If so, than it will be also great, since libevent supports huge list of various environments (and I guess that this is the libevent's "thing") Also if someone/you will take a look at this, I would suggest with looking through all quirks that we have for windows/and-others, and maybe they can be done in a more generic way. Regards, Azat. >
