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25 | |
| 26 | - timers can be repeating (both absolute and relative ones). |
26 | - timers can be repeating (both absolute and relative ones). |
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27 | |
| 28 | - detects time jumps and adjusts timers |
28 | - detects time jumps and adjusts timers |
| 29 | (works for both forward and backward time jumps and also for absolute timers). |
29 | (works for both forward and backward time jumps and also for absolute timers). |
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| 31 | - can correctly remove timers while executing callbacks |
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| 32 | (libevent doesn't handle this reliably and can crash). |
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| 34 | - race-free signal processing |
31 | - race-free signal processing |
| 35 | (libevent may delay processing signals till after the next event). |
32 | (libevent may delay processing signals till after the next event). |
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33 | |
| 37 | - less calls to epoll_ctl |
34 | - less calls to epoll_ctl |
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| 65 | - doesn't rely on nonportable BSD header files. |
62 | - doesn't rely on nonportable BSD header files. |
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63 | |
| 67 | - a event.h compatibility header exists, and can be used to run a wide |
64 | - a event.h compatibility header exists, and can be used to run a wide |
| 68 | range of libevent programs unchanged (such as evdns.c). |
65 | range of libevent programs unchanged (such as evdns.c). |
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67 | - win32 compatibility for the core parts. |
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69 | - the event core library (ev and event layer) compiles and works both as |
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70 | C and C++. |
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| 70 | whats missing? |
72 | whats missing? |
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| 72 | - evbuffer, evhttp, bufferevent are missing. |
74 | - evbuffer, evhttp, bufferevent are missing. |
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| 74 | - no priority support at the moment (but likely to be delivered later). |
76 | - no priority support at the moment (but likely to be delivered later). |
