Hi Nick,
> >> > So, given the latest rc does not support listener sockets
> under
> >> Win
> >> > IOCP (unless that has changed),
> >>
> >> Are you talking about the IOCP based evconnlistener stuff? It's
> >> supposed to be working; if it isn't, you should open a bug on the
> >> tracker.
>
On Wed, Oct 27, 2010 at 12:27 AM, Kelly Brock wrote:
> Hi Nick,
>
>> > So, given the latest rc does not support listener sockets under
>> Win
>> > IOCP (unless that has changed),
>>
>> Are you talking about the IOCP based evconnlistener stuff? It's
>> supposed to be working; if it isn't, y
Hi Nick,
> > So, given the latest rc does not support listener sockets under
> Win
> > IOCP (unless that has changed),
>
> Are you talking about the IOCP based evconnlistener stuff? It's
> supposed to be working; if it isn't, you should open a bug on the
> tracker.
I tried it las
On Tue, Oct 26, 2010 at 8:22 AM, Kelly Brock wrote:
> Hi Folks,
>
> So, given the latest rc does not support listener sockets under Win
> IOCP (unless that has changed),
Are you talking about the IOCP based evconnlistener stuff? It's
supposed to be working; if it isn't, you should open a
Hi Folks,
So, given the latest rc does not support listener sockets under Win
IOCP (unless that has changed), something I would like to do is push
listener events into a different event base. The simple reasoning is that I
would like my worker threads to get both the read/write/timer and