Sujet : What is the source language? (Was: Python recompile)
De : gazelle (at) *nospam* shell.xmission.com (Kenny McCormack)
Groupes : comp.lang.cDate : 09. Mar 2025, 14:41:03
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20250309112807.0000489d@yahoo.com>,
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select/poll is the one way to do event-driven programming.
There are other ways. In particular, under Windows you can
simultaneously wait for multiple objects with API that is called...
Surprise! WaitForMultipleObjects.
Yes, it does not work directly with anonymous files. But anonymous file
can be treated as a special version of named pipe and then it does work.
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If it's not enough, I would guess that if one wants ultimate
scalability, one can force named pipes into working with I/O completion
ports, which is as scalable as one could wish.
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But all that irrelevant.
What is relevant is that those things are used in sorts of POSIX
programs that I don't want to run either under cygwin or under msys2.
And for POSIX programs that I do want to run msys2 is simply better.
What language was this originally written in before it was fed to Google
translate?
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