"Gisle Vanem" wrote:
> "Clemens Gruber" wrote:
>> I am sure many of you are aware that libev and libevent only support
>> select()/poll() on Windows, but not the nice and much faster IO
>> Completion Ports API.
> libevent as used in the Tor-project and others has used IOCP for
> some time no
On Tue, 26 Mar 2013, Clemens Gruber wrote:
Hi, as mentioned on the mailing list, I added a little libuv example. It
tested it on OSX and Windows, but it should work on other platforms as well.
I added a tiny description and your copyright header. Hope that is
sufficient as a first version
"Clemens Gruber" wrote:
I am sure many of you are aware that libev and libevent only support
select()/poll() on Windows, but not the nice and much faster IO
Completion Ports API.
libevent as used in the Tor-project and others has used IOCP for
some time now. Since ver 2.0? Ref:
http://sour
On Tue, 26 Mar 2013, Clemens Gruber wrote:
Maybe the following code example would also be an interesting one for the
curl homepage? If you agree, I will create a pull request on Github. Then we
could improve it further. What do you think?
Sounds excellent! I'd love to add a libuv examp
Hi,
I am sure many of you are aware that libev and libevent only support
select()/poll() on Windows, but not the nice and much faster IO
Completion Ports API.
Luckily, the guys from Node.js made a library called libuv. It should be
equally fast on unixes (uses epoll/kqueue/etc like libev/libevent)