Hi,
I've got a libev based application that is crashing on solaris from inside
libev about once every 4-days using the port backend (almost like clock work).
The same application runs just fine on other platforms. In fact, using the
poll() backend, it runs just fine on solaris too. With this
Has anybody created a libev based coroutine library with setcontext()?
Cheers,
Eric
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The web site is down now? And I noticed a week or two ago that the
documentation wouldn't load from the web -- this is down now too (at least
the link I have bookmarked).
I see now that the build system builds a man page, but it would be nice if
it build the html docs as well. Those are what I'm
Interesting, both are up for me now. I'll do some more digging if it happens
again. And I'll pull a copy of the html local.
Cheers,
Eric
On Sun, Nov 16, 2008 at 11:38 AM, Marc Lehmann [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Sun, Nov 16, 2008 at 08:53:54AM -0800, Eric Brown
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
Hi, I'm working on linux with 8-cores and am trying to decide the best way
to implement multi-threading. I listen on one socket but have many many
connections.
The docs suggest one loop per thread. That makes sense, but there are a few
options for how to distribute load between N loops/threads.
