Greetings, thanks for the answer
> It's hard to believe that your program actually does what you describe, > and here is why: the assertion is inside ev_io_stop, which is called by > by start only when the watcher is still active. That contradicts the > watcher.stop earlier. > > One more addition. I pass a group of watchers at a time (at least 5), so at this moment I'm in a callback of a one of that watchers. Should I wake the current thread loop to perform stop() on the other watchers in a group? I thought, the loop isn't in a wait state at that time since the callback is executed. Best regards, Vladimir
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