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Il giorno 21/lug/06, alle ore 23:31, Henrik Nordstrom ha scritto:
tis 2006-07-11 klockan 14:34 +0200 skrev Luigi Gangitano:
During discussions on the debian-devel mailing list, it was proposed
to enable a fallback if epoll() is not available at startup,
switching to the old poll() behaviour.
I think the best solution to this is to write a libevent comm loop.
Having the switching in Squid is a little troublesome, and probably
not
worth the effort with libevent already existing..
I assume libevent is supported by Debian?
Yes, libevent is supported in debian. If I'm not wrong it is not
supported in squid yet.
I admit I don't have the skill to do that. Is this possible in the
comm framework?
Adding a libevent comm loop certainly is possible. Actually not very
much different from the native epoll and kqueue comm loops already
there. Just a little more per-fd state than epoll/kqueue.
The native poll/select loops is very different and is best left
ignored
when thinking about this..
Wouldn't a runtime check be enough to activate on of the two comm
loops? I've seen it done in other apps.
Regards,
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