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In D131160#3732668 <https://reviews.llvm.org/D131160#3732668>, @labath wrote:
> Thanks for taking care of the posix part.
>
> I'm sort of warming up to the idea of reusing pending callback machinery for
> this. Besides avoiding the awkward naming problem, it also avoid another
> somewhat strange situation where our EventHandle offer additional actions on
> the event (which is different from all our other handle types, which only
> support deletion). All it would take is to add some locking around the
> PendingCallback manipulations, and write to the pipe (or trigger the event)
> whenever a new callback is registered, so that the Run function can invoke it.
To be honest, I don't have a strong opinion, so I leave the decision to you. I
was also thinking about this but decided to avoid changing the paradigm while
rebasing/finishing the existing code, especially that I can't test it on
Windows. But I can do it if you like.
> It's a slightly different programming paradigm, and I suppose it also depends
> on which mechanism would be more natural for our InterruptRead use case (have
> you tried implementing it using this?), but I think the two mechanisms should
> be equivalent (as in, one could implement one using the other -- fairly
> easily).
Actually, I've started experimenting on rewriting the read thread option in
`Communication` using this (with the goal of using the thread both for reads
and writes).
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Comment at: lldb/source/Host/posix/MainLoopPosix.cpp:230
+ const int event_pipe_fd = m_event_pipe.GetReadFileDescriptor();
+ m_read_fds.insert({event_pipe_fd, [this, event_pipe_fd](MainLoopBase &loop) {
+ char c;
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labath wrote:
> I like this.
Thanks. I definitely like it more than doing it three times too ;-).
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