| 1 | Revision history for IO::AIO |
1 | Revision history for IO::AIO |
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3 | - (experimental) sendfile support, including sendfile emulation |
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4 | when sendfile isn't available. Linux, FreeBSD and HP-UX might |
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5 | work (sendfilev support is unavailable on my solaris 8 machine...). |
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7 | 1.5 Sat Aug 20 02:32:19 CEST 2005 |
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8 | - create the aio threads on demand only. |
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9 | - somebody nagged about C89 compatibility, so this release should |
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10 | be C89 compatible, but no guarantees for future ones. |
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11 | - abort when the configure script fails. |
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13 | 1.4 Wed Aug 17 08:07:27 CEST 2005 |
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14 | - forget to recreate the pipe after forking, this could cause |
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15 | deadlocks. |
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17 | 1.3 Wed Aug 17 07:25:54 CEST 2005 |
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18 | - properly propagate exceptions from callbacks, instead of silently |
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19 | eating them. |
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20 | - use a different fork algorithm that avoids recursive callback |
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21 | invocations and reduces fork latency in busy processes. |
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22 | - fix a bug where the buffer scalar in aio_read got assigned the wrong |
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23 | length after reading. |
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24 | - fix a bug where the child would process some outstanding requests |
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25 | from the parent. |
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26 | - make a copy of the callback scalar, to avoid some very uncommon |
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27 | (but valid) usages where the callback scalar changes. |
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28 | - the callback was never freed in aio_read/aio_write. |
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29 | - aio_read/aio_write will now set the readonly flag on the data |
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30 | scalar for better error reporting. |
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| 3 | 1.2 Wed Aug 17 01:22:58 CEST 2005 |
32 | 1.2 Wed Aug 17 01:22:58 CEST 2005 |
| 4 | - verified on cygwin, linux/amd64+ia32+alpha, solaris. |
33 | - verified on cygwin, linux/amd64+ia32+alpha, solaris. |
| 5 | - use SvPVbyte for filenames now. You *need* to encode your strings to |
34 | - use SvPVbyte for filenames now. You *need* to encode your strings to |
| 6 | the external filename encoding first. |
35 | the external filename encoding first. |
