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Age	Commit message (Collapse)	Author
2013-12-18	Removing Atomic.h and all volatiles.	Nicolas Noble

2012-04-03	Reworking a bit the way the queues are working, and thus, the way the ↵	Pixel
	LuaTMainTask queue works.
2012-04-01	More code cleanup.	Pixel

2012-03-17	Typo.	Nicolas "Pixel" Noble

2012-03-08	Adding the ScopeLock class to simplify a bit some pieces of code.	Pixel

2011-12-05	Adding read-write locks, and applying them immediately to the http server.	Pixel

2011-12-04	Refactored the Thread code a bit, and created the GlobalThread class, for ↵	Pixel
	threads that are created on startup.
2011-12-04	Reworked some things in the architecture, mainly exceptions and asserts.	Pixel
	-) Removed Assert() -) Added AAssert(), IAssert(), RAssert(), TAssert() and Failure() -) Reworked all asserts in the code, and added meaningful messages to them. -) Changed the way the startup code is generated; BALAU_STARTUP is no longer necessary.
2011-11-29	The TaskManager no longer waits on the pop(); instead it waits in the libev ↵	Pixel
	loop; also the Queue<> template changed for a naive but std-less implementation.
2011-11-17	Cleaning some code, redesigning a bit the stack allocation problem from the ↵	Pixel
	task manager, and actually implementing it properly.
2011-11-16	Kind of a big revamp of the TaskMan / Task model, in order to introduce a ↵	Pixel
	TaskScheduler. The idea is that we need to support multiple task managers from multiple threads. So that revamp means we now should be able to support that, except the TaskScheduler needs to implement a round robin system, to distribute tasks across multiple task managers. But at least, the fundamental redesign to permit this is here.
2011-10-14	Adding a Thread and a Queue class.	Pixel

2011-10-09	Adding basic locks from libpthread. Also, that 'pending' loop belongs after ↵	Pixel
	we activate the tasks.