>> For (newer) unixes you have the aio interface, which should be able to >> handle any io problems/issues (to my knowledge). Most older systems >> support this via a signal handler. > > > Hello, > and thanks for the information. > > I am not much familiar with this. Can you please explain more on > this? >
take a look at /usr/include/aio.h in your linux/bsd/* distribution, it should give you the basic ideas -- if you are planning on implementing this (which I don't know, I'm quite new here, perhaps someone else is working on this? I really just know the unix side of this :), you can e-mail me with any specific questions that you have... -Sterling Ps: I apologize to any of you who get messed up mail headers, its the fault of my webmail client (I'm behind 3 HTTP-Only proxies at work!) I'll be upgrading squirrelmail tonight, and hopefully that'll fix the bugs... _______________________________________________ Mono-list maillist - [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.ximian.com/mailman/listinfo/mono-list
