| 1 | Revision history for Perl extension Coro. |
1 | Revision history for Perl extension Coro. |
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3 | TODO: localise SIG{__DIE__} and/or __WARN__ |
| 3 | TODO: should explore PerlIO::via::CoroCede and PerlIO::via::CoroAIO. |
4 | TODO: should explore PerlIO::via::CoroCede and PerlIO::via::CoroAIO. |
| 4 | TODO: maybe implement a default message channel, very much like Erlang |
5 | TODO: maybe implement a default message channel, very much like Erlang |
| 5 | (which is cool in a lot of important aspects (failures!), |
6 | (which is cool in a lot of important aspects (failures!), |
| 6 | but very lacking in others (higher level ipc)). |
7 | but very lacking in others (higher level ipc)). |
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| 8 | 4.0 |
9 | 4.03 Sat Oct 6 21:24:00 CEST 2007 |
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10 | - added Coro::throw method. |
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11 | - minor code cleanups. |
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13 | 4.02 Sat Oct 6 02:36:47 CEST 2007 |
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14 | - fix a very minor per-coroutine memleak (a single codereference). |
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15 | - fixed a bug where the currently in-use c context would be freed |
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16 | prematurely (can happen only when programs change the stacksize |
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17 | or use tracing). |
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18 | - tracing can no longer keep a coro alive after it terminated. |
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19 | - do static branch prediction in the common path for gcc. gives |
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20 | about 2-5% speed improvement here. |
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22 | 4.01 Fri Oct 5 22:10:49 CEST 2007 |
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23 | - instead of recreating *a* standard output handle we simply |
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24 | use STDOUT, which is faster and hopefully more robust. |
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26 | 4.0 Fri Oct 5 12:56:00 CEST 2007 |
| 9 | - incompatibly changed Coro::Storable::freeze. |
27 | - incompatibly changed Coro::Storable::freeze. |
| 10 | - major new feature: added Coro::Debug, for interactive coroutine |
28 | - major new feature: added Coro::Debug, for interactive coroutine |
| 11 | debugging, tracing and much more. |
29 | debugging, tracing and much more. |
| 12 | - major bug fix: unbelievable, but true: $_, $/ and many other |
30 | - major bug fix: unbelievable, but true: $_, $/ and many other |
| 13 | "saved" variables actually weren't being saved. This has been fixed, |
31 | "saved" variables actually weren't being saved. This has been fixed, |
