Re^2: Coro, EV and cede

Sorry to reply on your post, I wish perlmonks had a way to anonymously
+ reply to postings, but I haven't found it yet.

Anyway, Coro::AnyEvent::poll *is* the right function, and it does work
+ fine on my box.

The output is this:

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second
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73246
second
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The problem the original poster likely runs into is his use of CORE::s
+elect - this function blocks the process for half a second each time 
+it's called, so LWP needs long time to make progress, because it can 
+only do something twice a second.
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Re^3: Coro, EV and cede by Nick Kostirya (Sexton) on Dec 27, 2011 at 13:59 UTC
I was wrong, Coro::AnyEvent::poll really helps. This is the same as sleep(0). I was pulling his leg, Coro’s author, shame on me. I just could not figure it out that Coro can be used without IO in practice And those using IO have Coro::AnyEvent::poll. Still, I learnt that Marc Lehmann is a patient and very polite person. I got a good lesson too: don’t make the output on STDIN artificially.	[reply]