UNIX Network Programming, Volume 1¶
Stevens, W. R., Fenner, B., & Rudoff, A. M. (2003). UNIX Network Programming, Volume 1: The Sockets Networking API. Addison-Wesley.
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- The suspension is the core move: rather than blocking on the socket, the registrant returns immediately and proceeds with other work, so a single thread can have thousands of handlers registered against thousands of pending conditions.
This sourceStandard reference for event-driven non-blocking I/O (Ch. 16) where a single thread registers many handlers against pending socket events.
- The suspension is the core move: rather than blocking on the socket, the registrant returns immediately and proceeds with other work, so a single thread can have thousands of handlers registered against thousands of pending conditions.
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