oach is right.
02.09.2012, в 6:54, Parvez Shaikh написал(а):
> Thanks Oleg,
>
> Second approach is what I am doing.
>
> Why disabled EV_WRITE in write callback?
>
> I'd wish to have this callback called again whenever send buffer has space,
> so disabling EV_WRITE will
EV_WRITE calls whenever you can write to send buffer until it's not full.
So if you have never called send(), but EV_WRITE is enabled you will receive
this event each new loop (your CPU will be ~100% used).
If you have called send() and it didn't return EAGAIN you will also receive
this event ne
Hello!
I'm using event2 libs and i want to know if it is possible to put new event on
the top of the queue.
For example, i have next events queue:
ev1 -> ev2 -> ev3
While processing ev1 an error occured. Now i want to create new event(err_ev)
that will close all application's modules and i
Thank you, exactly what i need ! :)
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Hello! My send function is next:
static void WriteNeighbor(Neighbor *neighbor, unsigned int size, uint8_t *data)
{
uint8_t pre_data[4];
Utils::put_be32(pre_data, command);
if (bufferevent_write(neighbor->bev,pre_data,4)==-1)
ErrorFactory::Die(Errors::Write
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> От: Gordiychuck Oleg
> Дата: 7 лютого 2011 р. 00:04:43 GMT+02:00
> Кому: majord...@freehaven.net
> Тема: Read callback problem
>
> Hello!
>
> I have a simple network application with simple protocol over TCP\IP. The
> ma
