I don't have examples yet, other than the SelectableMessengerTest in messenger.py. I did just commit the doxygen API-docs for all that stuff a couple of minutes ago, so you might start there. You'll need to do a 'make docs' from a trunk proton checkout and then point your browser to <your-build-directory>/proton-c/docs/api/html.
Have a read through of what's there now and let me know what questions you still have. I'm happy to explain more, but I'd like to get a sense for what gaps there are left in the docs. --Rafael On Fri, Mar 14, 2014 at 11:38 AM, Fraser Adams < [email protected]> wrote: > Hey folks, > I've noticed that PROTON-525/531/534 cover work to expose some bits of > messenger that were previously internal and allow messenger to be driven > from an external poll/select/epoll. > > I'm quite interested in this from the perspective of the JavaScript > bindings that I'm working on, but to be honest I'm currently left > scratching my head trying to figure out how the new APIs are intended to > work. > > I don't suppose that there are any examples available? > > > I currently have a recv-async.c and send-async.c (attached) they are still > a bit hacky as they are currently work in progress as I push the necessary > features into emscripten (the C->JavaScript compiler I'm using) but they > both work in either native C or JavaScript (the > emscripten_set_network_callback > gets triggered by WebSocket activity and allows fully async behaviour, so I > don't need any nasty polling). > > I've just merged the latest proton-c stuff to the branch I'm working on > for the JavaScript bindings and everything is still working nicely with the > current approach, but I'm guessing that the new capabilities might be able > to make things more efficient? > > I'm currently working on actual binding code, so I can call messenger > direct from native JavaScript as opposed to compiling C/C++ into > JavaScript, so far it has got a lot of parallels with the python bindings - > though clearly only async stuff makes any sense for JavaScript. > > > I'd really appreciate tips and code samples from the folks who have been > working on this API. > > Cheers, > Frase > > > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] > For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected] >
