Toad wrote:
On Mon, Sep 15, 2003 at 01:52:17AM +0100, Jonathan Howard wrote:
I'm new to looking into the Freenet code and haven't got the full
picture of workflow, but I know it isn't pleasant.
The good news is I'm running with Windows ME MaxConnections set to 256
and freenet's max connection
AbstractSelectorLoop register/unregister should be calling sel.wakeup().
No. sel.wakeup() will not release the locks on the sets and will cause registering the keys to block until the selector thread is run again.
AbstractSelectorLoop processWaiters that first while loop looks bad.
I don't see ho
On Mon, Sep 15, 2003 at 01:52:17AM +0100, Jonathan Howard wrote:
> I'm new to looking into the Freenet code and haven't got the full
> picture of workflow, but I know it isn't pleasant.
> The good news is I'm running with Windows ME MaxConnections set to 256
> and freenet's max connections up to
I'm new to looking into the Freenet code and haven't got the full
picture of workflow, but I know it isn't pleasant.
The good news is I'm running with Windows ME MaxConnections set to 256
and freenet's max connections up to 128 without any additional bugs.
The squeamish should close their eyes n
