Hello,
I have a C shared library. I am writing a node module for this library. I
wrote a process function which can be accessed from JS and it calls my
shared library function. In JS, it looks like,
myLibrary.process(args, function(output) {
});
I am wondering, is this a non-blocking call or blocking one? Since I am not
doing anything special to make it non-blocking, I assume this will be a
blocking call. Or is Node doing something to make it non-blocking?
If the above code is blocking, how do I make a non-blocking wrapper for
this shared library? Should I use work queues from libuv?
Any help would be great!
Thanks
Navaneeth
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