Stephen, if you still cannot find the problem I suggest you make a
simple test program, that can demonstrate the problem, and post it for
others to help find the problem. This may help other people in the
future.
On Wed, May 9, 2012 at 7:11 PM, Stephen D. Bowline
sbowl...@digigraph.com wrote:
On Tue, May 08, 2012 at 02:48:52PM -0700, Stephen D. Bowline
sbowl...@digigraph.com wrote:
I've described my problems to both the Node and asio communities
Your description is not exactly detailed. I'd say having a valgrind message
telling you something that you disagree with is a very very
Marc, thank you for taking the time to look over my posts. I really
appreciate it.
Your description is not exactly detailed. I'd say having a valgrind message
telling you something that you disagree with is a very very good hint that
there is something in your code that you don't understand,
I've been working with Node.js recently (a user of libev) and am
having problems with my module behaving erratically. My module uses
boost::asio for some socket IO, and if I'm not mistaken, both libev
and boost::asio use epoll on Linux.
I've described my problems to both the Node and asio
