On Fri, Oct 5, 2012 at 1:56 AM, William Adams <william_a_adams@xxxxxxx>wrote: > I have spent a fair amount of thought and done a fair amount of > experimentation around the IOCP problem. > > The quickest and easiest way right now is to simply use Luvit, if you so > happen to be doing network programming. > > Otherwise, I have put the appropriate ffi calls into the kernel32_ffi file. > > The biggest challenges though have to do with thread creation, and passing > parameters back and forth between threads. > > I created a LuaThreadProgram object once that encapsulated all this, and > did quite a few experiments related to passing data back and forth between > different running threads. > > I don't personally have a final solution in this space though, bottom line. > > Do you do networking, or IO in general, including files? > > -- William > =============================== > - Shaping clay is easier than digging it out of the ground. > > > > Hi William > It is much helpful if you can let luajit work with IOCP. I use IOCP every > day. > Regards > gelin yan > Hi William sorry for delay. I mainly use network part. You are right, if we need IOCP support immediately, use libuv first. Regards gelin yan