Danga-Socket
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-- Fixed rt72670: simple optimization by caching pack
(nicolas.rochelemagne@cpanel.net, bitcard@miuku.net)
1.61 (2008-11-27)
-- IPv6 support. At least enough to get Perlbal going.
Let me know if this is done incorrectly or non-portably!
(Brad Fitzpatrick; brad@danga.com).
1.60
-- Keep watching for write after all writing is completed if user
specifically asked to watch_write (D. Leadbeater)
1.59
-- Don't keep watching for write after all writing is completed OK
(Dave Leadbeater)
-- Reset() now closes the Epoll or KQueue socket (Radu Greab)
1.58
-- Remove unnecessary bless() calls in tests (5.10 compatibility)
(msergeant)
1.57
-- Make tcp_cork be a no-op (rather than exploding) when operating on
a fd that isn't a network socket (like a local pipe, which doesn't do
TCP).
1.56
-- Reset method _still_ wasn't resetting enough. had to reset the
EventLoop method as well, so _InitPoller would get called and reset
stuff.
1.55
-- Reset method wasn't resetting enough.
1.54 (2006-11-13)
-- cap sysreads at 1MB, not 5MB. seems to crash perl less for
more people. *sigh*
1.53 (2006-08-24)
-- Don't allow ->read() if socket has been closed (msergeant).
-- Added local_ip_string() and local_addr_string() (msergeant).
-- Removed bogus 'ticker' code from KQueue event loop (msergeant).
-- Converted comment based docs to POD and fix some of those docs
to match reality (msergeant).
1.52: (2006-07-09)
-- AddTimer now returns a Danga::Socket::Timer object which you can
call the 'cancel' method on.
-- A good catch by Whitaker. If an epoll_ctl problem occurs when
manipulatiing something that isn't an INET domain socket, the
unpacking of remote information will fail.
1.51: (2006-04-27)
-- let subclasses overwrite the behavior on incomplete writes.
default, as always, is just to force watching of writability.
but during, say, SSL stuff, it's useful to disable that.
1.50: (2006-04-17)
-- use bytes. was affecting djabberd with unicode XML messages.
diagnosis by Artur Bergman and Tatsuhiko Miyagawa.
1.49: (2006-03-02)
-- patch to allow pluggable writer functions per socket. so you
can have SSL connections that do Net::SSLeay writes (or whatever)
instead of relying on tied handles.
1.48: (2005-10-12)
-- patch from Eric Lambrecht <eml@guba.com> who noticed that calling
sysread in Perl w/ over ~5MB could cause Perl to just die and quit.
so limit reads to 5MB.
1.47: (2005-08-29)
-- new $ENV{DS_DEBUG} to warn about weird conditions, which currently
means just peer_ip_string returning undef. trying to trace that down
in perlbal occasionally, but DS_DEBUG might be useful in the future
for other things
-- account for PostEventLoop running with two items in %PushBackSet,
the first of which closes the second, so the second would crash
trying to deref undef when it can't find the previously evaluated
key in the now-empty hash.
1.46: (2005-08-24)
-- warn about undef sockets in Danga::Socket's constructor, or overwriting
the descriptor map with a socket using the same fd as another in use.
-- change all print STDERR to warn (so we can trap 'em with $SIG{__WARN__})
-- delay the removal of fds from DescriptorMap to eliminate warnings
when one fds in the same epoll_wait/etc return set kills one of
the others which hasn't been processed yet. new test t/12-closerace.t to
demonstrate the situation.
1.45: (2005-08-23)
-- don't hang forever if there is a timer but no sockets
and looptimeout is -1. the problem was we always picked the
lesser time of LoopTimeout and NextTimerTimeout, but if LoopTimeout
was -1 (which means infinity), we preferred that, wrongly.
-- in RunTimers, calculate the milliseconds in integer, and add 1
to remove some floating point weirdness which caused 20-30 extra
loops which accomplished nothing. see comments.
1.44: (2005-08-16)
-- fix another bug in push_back_read... ancient: comma instead of
semi-colon (can you tell nobody used this function before?)
-- fix a bug in push_back_read ... apparently it never actually
worked when you asked for less bytes than were available.
-- adds code for when kqueue returns a fd we don't have a
mapping for (Matt Sergeant)
-- generic timer support (Matt Sergeant), use HiRes and rearrange
to share some code (Brad)
-- make tcp_cork a noop on non-linux (FIXME: port to bsd at least)
1.43:
-- don't even try epoll if not on a known/tested arch
-- updated POD docs
1.42:
-- use the right epoll system call numbers on non-x86
machines
-- start of a good test suite
-- 64-bit struct support (test suite passes on ia64, ppc)
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