| 1 | Revision history for Perl extension AnyEvent::Fork |
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2 | TODO: keeping fork objects around after run - problems? |
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3 | TODO: many forks in a row fail to fork all |
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4 | - the full path to the perl binary is now being passed as argv[0]. |
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5 | - talk a bit about using AnyEvent::Fork itself after a fork. |
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6 | - work around perl 5.19 again breaking backwards compatibility. |
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7 | - pod fixes. |
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9 | 1.2 Wed Sep 25 13:05:09 CEST 2013 |
| 3 | - ->fork would not clone, but erase the arguments in the parent |
10 | - ->fork would not clone, but erase the arguments in the parent |
| 4 | (analyzed by Christopher Paulicka). |
11 | (analyzed by Christopher Paulicka). |
| 5 | - mention AnyEvent::Fork::Remote, and how to be compatible to it |
12 | - mention AnyEvent::Fork::Remote, and how to be compatible to it |
| 6 | in the description of the run method. |
13 | in the description of the run method. |
| 7 | - AnyEvent::Fork now sets a child watcher for direct children. |
14 | - AnyEvent::Fork now sets a child watcher for direct children. |
