Hi,
I was wondering how to read and write from a Socket in the most
performant way. According to the library documentation from GHC,
'hGetBuf' and 'hPutBuf' are the way to go. But my problem with these
functions is that they expect to read exactly the number of bytes I
gave them!
The IO computati
> I was wondering how to read and write from a Socket in the most
> performant way. According to the library documentation from GHC,
> 'hGetBuf' and 'hPutBuf' are the way to go. But my problem with these
> functions is that they expect to read exactly the number of bytes I
> gave them!
>
> The I
> Writing a sequence of characters across the interface I'm
> proposing is a
> request by the writing program for those characters to appear
> at their
> destination "soon". Ideally, "soon" would be "immediately";
> however, the
> characters' appearance may deliberately be delayed ("buffer
Hi,
is anyone aware of a library for Haskell, which allows to query domain
name servers for MX, A, and PTR records in a non-blocking way?
My first guess was to create an Interface to ADNS [1], but I figured,
maybe someone else has already solved this problem?
Peter
[1] http://www.gnu.org/softw
On Tue, Sep 16, 2003 at 03:59:10PM +0200, Peter Simons wrote:
> Hi,
>
> is anyone aware of a library for Haskell, which allows to query domain
> name servers for MX, A, and PTR records in a non-blocking way?
>
> My first guess was to create an Interface to ADNS [1], but I figured,
> maybe someone
