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Rust is currently moving to support AIX, see rust-lang/compiler-team#553. AIX uses a system called "pollsets" that is vaguely similar to BSD's kqueue system for efficient polling. We should probably add a backend for this system.
Alternatively, AIX could just use the current poll()-based backend. But I don't think that would be as efficient.
CC @ecnelises I can write the initial implementation, but I don't have an AIX machine to test it on. Would you be able to test it?
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I'm not familiar with this crate, but I've written an initial implementation of pollset in mio (tokio-rs/mio#1620).
Unfortunately, I found different behavior between Linux and AIX when pollset_ctling a fd duplicated by fcntl, which is relied on by mio. I'm looking into it but I'm not sure that is related to this crate.
I'll have a look at this crate and try if porting pollset into this works fine.
Unfortunately, I found different behavior between Linux and AIX when pollset_ctling a fd duplicated by fcntl, which is relied on by mio. I'm looking into it but I'm not sure that is related to this crate.
This crate doesn't have a try_clone() feature, so this hopefully shouldn't be an issue.
Rust is currently moving to support AIX, see rust-lang/compiler-team#553. AIX uses a system called "pollsets" that is vaguely similar to BSD's
kqueue
system for efficient polling. We should probably add a backend for this system.Alternatively, AIX could just use the current
poll()
-based backend. But I don't think that would be as efficient.CC @ecnelises I can write the initial implementation, but I don't have an AIX machine to test it on. Would you be able to test it?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: