Jonas H. wrote:
On 03/12/2010 03:50 PM, Marc Lehmann wrote:
No, it uses events and non-blocking I/O, was other people have
pointed out.
I am very sorry but I still don't get it.
How on earth can I get the 'you-can-now-write' event for another
client/request/whatever while writing to another client the same time?
Is this something libev handles for you? Splitting up big writes
into smaller ones, giving other clients a chance to be written to
after each part?
Jonas
I think you're going to need to get Steven's Network Programming and
have a good read.
Why, out of interest, do you want to do this in C? If you're happy
enough with threads etc
you might be better off with Poco and C++, or possibly ACE (which has
some books etc,
but is a bit long in the tooth compared to Poco). Or just give in, go
over to the Dark Side,
and download Netty.
James
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