Joachim Nilsson
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Both cron and regular timers were closed twice on uev_exit(), first when iterating over all watchers, next after each cb() has run in uev_run(). This patch adds a check if a watcher is active before attempting to stop it (again). Signed-off-by: Joachim Nilsson <troglobit@gmail.com>
libuEv | Simple event loop for Linux
NOTE: Incompatible failure mode changes in v2.0 compared to v1.x!
Introduction
libuEv is a simple event loop in the style of the more established libevent, libev and the venerable Xt(3) event loop. The u (micro) in the name refers to both the small feature set and the small size overhead impact of the library.
Failure mode changes introduced in v2.0 may affect users of v1.x, See the ChangeLog for the full details.
Example
The library documentation is available as a separate document.
#include <stdio.h>
#include <uev/uev.h>
static void cb(uev_t *w, void *arg, int events)
{
puts("Every other second");
}
int main(void)
{
uev_t timer;
uev_ctx_t ctx;
uev_init(&ctx);
/* Set up a timer watcher to call cb() every other second */
uev_timer_init(&ctx, &timer, cb, NULL, 0, 2 * 1000);
return uev_run(&ctx, 0);
}
Build & Install
libuEv use the GNU configure and build system. To try out the bundled
examples, use the --enable-examples switch to the configure script.
There is also a limited unit test suite that can be useful to learn how
the library works.
./configure
make -j5
make test
sudo make install-strip
sudo ldconfig
The resulting .so file is ~14 kiB.
Origin & References
libuEv originates from LibUEvent by Flemming Madsen, but with a rewritten and much cleaner API. It is now more similar to the famous libev by Mark Lehmann. Another library inspiring this project is picoev by Oku Kazuho.
libuEv is developed and maintained by Joachim Nilsson. It is built for and developed on GNU/Linux systems, patches to support *BSD and its kqueue interface are most welcome.