| 1 | Revision history for Perl extension Coro. |
1 | Revision history for Perl extension Coro. |
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| 3 | TODO: better (earlier) error messages on broken transfer's |
3 | TODO: better (earlier) error messages on broken transfer's |
| 4 | TODO: destroy gets only called on cancel: fix(?) |
4 | TODO: destroy gets only called on cancel: fix(?) |
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| 6 | 3.3 |
6 | 3.5 |
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7 | - do AnyEvent model detection earlier, avoiding problems |
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8 | caused by first using AnyEvent and later Coro::Event. |
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9 | - implement and document Coro::Event event objects. |
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10 | - fix a potential problem in Coro::Event causing crashes. |
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12 | 3.41 Mon Jan 22 19:19:49 CET 2007 |
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13 | - readline on Coro::Handle did not support undefined $/, |
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14 | nor did it deliver partial lines on EOF or error. |
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15 | - implement malloc fallback for stack allocation because |
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16 | stupid broken idiotic OSX has a stupid broken |
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17 | idiotic fits-the-whole-os mmap "implementation" and |
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18 | my dick feels longer if Coro is portable even to |
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19 | obsolete platforms. |
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21 | 3.4 Fri Jan 19 21:52:54 CET 2007 |
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22 | - remove t/09_timer.t, as it isn't really testing much |
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23 | but was rather flaky in practise. |
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24 | - async_pool coro would keep arguments and callback alive until |
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25 | it was reused. |
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26 | - cancellation of a coroutine could cause spurious idle calls |
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27 | in cede_notself. |
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29 | 3.3 Sat Jan 6 03:45:00 CET 2007 |
| 7 | - implement $coro->on_destroy. |
30 | - implement $coro->on_destroy. |
| 8 | - Coro::Event blocking semantics have been changed, |
31 | - Coro::Event blocking semantics have been changed, |
| 9 | documented and - hopefully - improved. |
32 | documented and - hopefully - improved. |
| 10 | - fix nice adding, not subtracting, from priority. |
33 | - fix nice adding, not subtracting, from priority. |
| 11 | - fix ->prio and api_is_ready (patch by Mark Hinds). |
34 | - fix ->prio and api_is_ready (patch by Mark Hinds). |
