This is a fork of [mio] (v0.6.12, commit 4a716d0b687592368d9e283a6ea63aedb5877fc8), changed to run on a single thread.
The main two differences compared to [mio] are: - No multi-threaded support. - No Windows support.
The goal of this crate was to reduce the overhead of locks and/or atomic
operations, at the cost of not supporting multiple threads. This means the usage
of this crates, compared to mio, changes to using a single Poll instance per
thread. Where when using mio you might use a single Poll instance for the
entire application.
When reworking the code Windows support was removed because the underlying polling technique provided by the OS differs too much from epoll and kqueue. Carl Lerche (@carllerche, the auther of mio) did an amazing job of supporting Windows, but I have no interest in supporting Windows (I simply don't use it).
The following platforms are supported:
The following platforms should work, as in the code compiles:
The [API documentation] is available on docs.rs.
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