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| 26 | it was available but waiters were still blocked). |
26 | it was available but waiters were still blocked). |
| 27 | - calling throw on a coroutine that is waiting for a semaphore will |
27 | - calling throw on a coroutine that is waiting for a semaphore will |
| 28 | no longer make it acquire the semaphore (and thus leak a count). |
28 | no longer make it acquire the semaphore (and thus leak a count). |
| 29 | - perl's process emulation is now not even theoretically supported |
29 | - perl's process emulation is now not even theoretically supported |
| 30 | anymore. |
30 | anymore. |
| 31 | - new functions Coro::rouse_cb and Coro::rouse_wait. |
31 | - new functions Coro::rouse_cb and Coro::rouse_wait for easier |
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32 | conversion of callback-style to blocking-style. |
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33 | - new methods $coro->schedule_to and ->cede_to, to specifically |
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34 | schedule or cede to a specific coroutine. |
| 32 | - new function Coro::Semaphore::wait. |
35 | - new function Coro::Semaphore::wait. |
| 33 | - use named constants in Coro::Channel (Richard Hundt). |
36 | - use named constants in Coro::Channel (Richard Hundt). |
| 34 | - directly patch the entersub opcode calling SLF functions (cede, |
37 | - directly patch the entersub opcode calling SLF functions (cede, |
| 35 | transfer and so on). this does speed up context switching, but |
38 | transfer and so on). this does speed up context switching, but |
| 36 | more importanly, it frees us from the hardcoded behaviour of |
39 | more importanly, it frees us from the hardcoded behaviour of |
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| 53 | - implement Coro::Channel in terms of Coro::Semaphore, for a moderate |
56 | - implement Coro::Channel in terms of Coro::Semaphore, for a moderate |
| 54 | (in comparison) 20-40% speedup. |
57 | (in comparison) 20-40% speedup. |
| 55 | - used new SLF interface to reimplement Coro::Signal gaining |
58 | - used new SLF interface to reimplement Coro::Signal gaining |
| 56 | some unknown (because I was too lazy), but certain, speedup, and also |
59 | some unknown (because I was too lazy), but certain, speedup, and also |
| 57 | making signals reliable for the first time. |
60 | making signals reliable for the first time. |
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61 | - used new SLF interface and other optimisations to speed up async_pool |
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62 | by a factor of two. It also doesn't rely on perl's exception mechanism |
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63 | to exit anymore. The overhead for terminating an async_pool, coro over |
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64 | a normal async is now very small. |
| 58 | - sped up coroutine creation/destruction by 40%. |
65 | - sped up coroutine creation/destruction by 40%. |
| 59 | - forgot to include Coro/libcoro/README in the dist for all these years. |
66 | - forgot to include Coro/libcoro/README in the dist for all these years. |
| 60 | - work around a freebsd pthreads bug (manual testcancel is required as |
67 | - work around a freebsd pthreads bug (manual testcancel is required as |
| 61 | pthread_cond_wait isn't a cancellation point on freebsd). |
68 | pthread_cond_wait isn't a cancellation point on freebsd). |
| 62 | - use new rouse functions to speed up and simplify Coro::BDB. |
69 | - use new rouse functions to speed up and simplify Coro::BDB. |
