On Wed, 15 Mar 2000, Jochen Stenzel wrote:
> > Are you talking about streams? I_SETSIG causing SIGPOLL?
>
> Ah! Somebody who has probably heard this as well.
>
> > ... You could actually say "whenever data comes
> > in through the stream head attached to file descriptor blah (ioctl
> > I_SET
> Are you talking about streams? I_SETSIG causing SIGPOLL?
Ah! Somebody who has probably heard this as well.
> ... You could actually say "whenever data comes
> in through the stream head attached to file descriptor blah (ioctl
> I_SETSIG), cause the kernel to SIGPOLL me with the details.
This
On Tue, Mar 14, 2000 at 08:52:02PM +0100, "Jochen Stenzel" wrote:
> > > One person knew a new UNIX kernel mechanism which actively - if I
> > > understood and noted this correctly - can inform processes when certain
> > > handles are used. He asked if Event supports this mechanism.
> > Show me a m
> > One person knew a new UNIX kernel mechanism which actively - if I
> > understood and noted this correctly - can inform processes when certain
> > handles are used. He asked if Event supports this mechanism.
>
> Show me a man page. :-)
I asked for this immediately (last week) and will send
On Mon, Mar 13, 2000 at 11:53:17PM +0100, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> just a (hopefully ;-) short report of Event presentation at the
> conference. Actually there were two talks about the module.
> [... snip ...]
Wow! That sounds great!
> Somebody wanted to know if Event is used in LWPng. I did
Hello,
just a (hopefully ;-) short report of Event presentation at the conference. Actually
there were two talks about the module. I first introduced basic concepts and usage.
This was a compact version of the tutorial presented in about 45 minutes. I tried to
point out that event driven progr
