Re: nio package and asynchronous io

[R.S. Veldema]

Hi all,

   I've been hacking away at my java implementation as well
and have some nio suppoprt up and running already.
I can map a file and get a web page over a socketchannel.

If you guys want it, tell me and I'll package up a new tar file.
All is GPL-ed by me.

Ps, to any of the gnu people listening:
a good while a go I submitted a copyright assignment
for my basic swing implementation and never heard anything
since then (we are talking months now...).


R.




Jakob Praher wrote:

> Am Mon, 2002-02-04 um 18.39 schrieb Nic Ferrier:
>
> > Jakob Praher <address@hidden> writes:
> >
> > > hi all, 
> > >
> > > do you have any plan on adding nio support and asynchronous io to the 
> > > classpath project? 
> > > if yes what is your agenda on this subject. 
> > I have done a little bit of work for GCJ with this.
>
> cool. - is it anywhere I can look at it?
> Have you also looked at the new Buffers that are available in merlin?
>
>
> > Unfortunately I haven't had any time recently to look at it but it's
> > very much in my mind because I'm also the developer of GNU-Paperclips
> > (a servlet engine).
>
> yeah - this thing could improve the performance of socket based servers
> quite abit - I have played with the Selector API abit and it looks like
> a huge performance plus.
>
> > When I have more time I'll probably be able to finish it off, it's
> > not actually that complicated.
>
> btw:
> do have any experience with the orp vm?
> what's the performance compared to the client/server hotspot vms?
>
> Jakob
>
> > Nic
>
>
>
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