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SubjectRe: > 15,000 Simultaneous Connections
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Chuck Lever wrote:
> there doesn't appear to be a way to create more than one event queue per
> process.


Hmm. In that case, you need a

evqid = create_event_queue ();

declare_interest (int evqid, int fd, int interestmask);

Once we start redefining APIs the fun starts:
I just define that the declare_interest pushes a "ready for read" onto
the event queue, if declare_interest is called on an fd that already is
ready-for-read.

I have seen applications that would switch between select with two
distinct different sets.

Roger.

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