Thanks for the details, that's not anything critical so I will see. On 11 May 2013 17:04, Martin Sustrik <sustrik@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Hi, > > I wanted to give a shot using nanomsg into a real application as a test >> but I was wondering what state is it in ? From the code itself pieces >> seem to fall into pieces well but it is still written alpha everywhere I >> could see ^^ >> >> So is it api stable and in a usable state currently ? >> > > The API should be stable, as far as I can see. If there's anything you > believe is wrong with it, please shout out now rather than later. > > As for the implementation, I am currently re-writing the core components > to become full-blown state machines (see aio2 branch). That should > ultimately guarantee that the implementation behaves predictably even in > face of errors, it makes implementing some new features (async DNS > requests, shmem transport, etc.) more straightforward and it get us rid of > the internal callback hell that makes developing ZeroMQ so complex. > > That being said, I wouldn't use nanomsg for anything critical yet. > > Martin >