Re^2: TIMTOWTDI vs. ithreads

I sort of counted it under Event and friends, because as far as I know it is an event loop based framework, right?

I could be ignorant, not having used it (yet). Is it substantially different?

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Re^3: TIMTOWTDI vs. ithreads by diotalevi (Canon) on Sep 14, 2004 at 22:37 UTC
Yes, that's a fair characterization. I'd have disappeared Event from your list and kept POE had I needed to remove one. I never got Event to compile so AFAICT, it isn't "current." POE's the thing these days especially when you don't want to involve all the requisite bugs and magic of threads or are on a Windows machine. PS, Windows installs are the most common platform for perl to be on these days.	[reply]

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Re^3: TIMTOWTDI vs. ithreads
by diotalevi (Canon) on Sep 14, 2004 at 22:37 UTC

Yes, that's a fair characterization. I'd have disappeared Event from your list and kept POE had I needed to remove one. I never got Event to compile so AFAICT, it isn't "current." POE's the thing these days especially when you don't want to involve all the requisite bugs and magic of threads or are on a Windows machine.

PS, Windows installs are the most common platform for perl to be on these days.

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