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differently.
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stick on another one's thread, if needed. (and it is)
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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.
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escaped characters.
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being read, as it needs to go thru the BStream.
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remaining. Multipart is going to be cumbersome.
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will never stop, rendering the stop method of the Listener inneffective.
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a file descriptor can do less than being asked.
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exception from a .h file...
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fleshed up, and writing the actual server should now be sort of straightforward.
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still needs coding, and won't work as it. And it needs a unit test.
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tests....
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unit test.
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instead of a dummy one...
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at least the Input class.
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method to Handles. Also preparing the inclusion of Lua by adding LuaJIT.
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functions.
Switching out libcoro for the native Fibers interface for Win32.
Switching out the asm version for the ucontext version for Linux.
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instead of htons - which should be fundamentally the same, but, *shrug*)
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-) Using clang instead of gcc for the native target (*sigh*)
-) Fixing libeio (*sigh*)
-) "Fixing" the connect() call in Sockets because Darwin is stupid (*SIIIIIIIGH*)
Although the Threads unit test isn't working properly.
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Doesn't work though; I'm guessing IPv6 isn't really mingw32 thing. At least, it's not WinXP's. Will try later to make something that switches between IPv4 and IPv6 intelligently.
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-) The IO class needed an assignment operator, as well as the ability to NOT contain a Handle.
-) The Task Manager wasn't properly starting up pending tasks that got added during startup.
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say it's okay to get a EAgain exception, if the operation is interruptible.
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