| 1 | Revision history for Perl extension AnyEvent. |
1 | Revision history for Perl extension AnyEvent. |
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| 3 | 4.14 |
3 | - document the first parameter passed to condvar callbacks to be |
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4 | the callback. |
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6 | 4.22 Sun Jul 20 16:34:13 CEST 2008 |
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7 | - new function AnyEvent::Socket::parse_hostport. |
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8 | - as the bulkheads at microsoft can't even get getprotobyname reliably |
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9 | working on their shitty fucking broken os we need to hardcode |
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10 | some common protocol numbers in AnyEvent::Socket. How can |
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11 | people even bother with such a pile of shit as windows. |
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13 | 4.21 Thu Jul 17 14:40:05 CEST 2008 |
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14 | - INCOMPATIBLE CHANGE: AnyEvent::Util::fork_call now has a prototype |
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15 | which is incompatible to previous invocation syntax. |
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16 | - work around more windows perl bugs in fork_call. I cannot imagine |
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17 | why anybody would bother implementing fork in such an obviously |
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18 | unusable way. |
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19 | - avoid calling $do_retry if the request has already finished in |
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20 | AnyEvent::DNS, thus avoiding an exception (reported by Anatoly |
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21 | K. Sharifulin). |
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23 | 4.2 Sat Jul 12 22:42:11 CEST 2008 |
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24 | - support an "interval" argument for repeating timers. |
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25 | - fix a bug in the pure perl event loop that caused timers to |
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26 | be delayed under some circumstances. |
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27 | - implement optional argument checking via PERL_ANYEVENT_STRICT. |
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28 | - not importing anything from Event causes it to malfunction |
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29 | and not use Time::HiRes, work around this bug. |
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30 | - more bug workarounds against the endlessly broken Tk module, |
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31 | seems to work now on 32 bit machines, but less so on 64 bit. |
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32 | - minor optimisations applied to most backends. |
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34 | 4.161 Fri Jul 4 14:24:48 CEST 2008 |
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35 | - fixed the t/handle/02_write.t, it read after write, with the |
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36 | assumption that all data could be written before read |
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37 | (reported by Jim Razmus). |
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39 | 4.160 Thu Jul 3 04:02:21 CEST 2008 |
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40 | - re-registering signal watchers after unregistering one did |
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41 | not work if a backend falls back on AnyEvent's default |
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42 | implementation (also affected child watchers). |
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43 | - new AnyEvent::Handle options: autocork and no_delay. |
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45 | 4.152 Sun Jun 22 14:15:44 CEST 2008 |
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46 | - allow for 32-bit perls that implement shifts differently |
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47 | on different architectures in parse_ipv4 (reported and |
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48 | analysed by Keiichi DAIBA). |
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50 | 4.151 Fri Jun 6 17:34:24 CEST 2008 |
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51 | - make sure specifying _only_ on_read and never pushing reads |
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52 | works. |
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54 | 4.15 Fri Jun 6 13:00:46 CEST 2008 |
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55 | - the pure perl backend would keep some watchers alive when more than |
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56 | one watcher was registered for the same fd. |
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57 | - new "packstring" and "storable" read and write types |
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58 | for AnyEvent::Handle. |
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59 | - allow on_eof handler to be called after on_error with EPIPE returns. |
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60 | - do not immediately call on_read callback in handle constructor. |
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62 | 4.14 Thu Jun 5 20:29:31 CEST 2008 |
| 4 | - Fixed a bug in DNS SRV priority sorting. |
63 | - Fixed a bug in DNS SRV priority sorting. |
| 5 | - AnyEvent::Util::guard now reports runtime errors while |
64 | - AnyEvent::Util::guard now reports runtime errors while |
| 6 | executing the guard block as warnings. |
65 | executing the guard block as warnings. |
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66 | - handle 0-byte-reads just before EOF correctly in AnyEvent::Handle. |
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| 8 | 4.13 Thu Jun 5 00:47:59 CEST 2008 |
68 | 4.13 Thu Jun 5 00:47:59 CEST 2008 |
| 9 | - AnyEvent::DNS only followed cname chains with length 2, |
69 | - AnyEvent::DNS only followed cname chains with length 2, |
| 10 | contrary to documentation. bumped it up to 10, thanks to |
70 | contrary to documentation. bumped it up to 10, thanks to |
| 11 | microsoft, the current broken-dns-config-king. |
71 | microsoft, the current broken-dns-config-king. |
