I mean the error 'epoll'(or sth else) detected.
for example, if a socket is closed by its peer, and the corresponding callback
is invoked, how can the callback know
that there is and error happened? try to read/write the socket first?
- Original Message -
From: "ren yufei"
To: libevent-u
What kind of error on the socket did you refer? Because there is no 'EV_ERROR',
you could not set this kind of event for detecting(as select). So, you don't
have method or don't need detect ERR(please distinguish with err generated by
read()) on a socket.
Yufei
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The callback's prototype is
(void)(*)(int, short, void*)
the second parameter indicates what kind of event(s) happen.
I found libevent-1.4.10 didn't have EV_ERROR.
So my question is:
When monitoring a socket, what value will be set to the second parameter if an
error occurred on the socket?
th
Hi!
I'm happy to announce that Gevent 0.13.2 is released with a number of
bug fixes and
a new gevent.httplib module that implements fast HTTP client - wrapper
around libevent-http.
What is it?
gevent is a coroutine-based Python networking library that uses
greenlet to provide a high-level synchr
