I'd like to help

[klaasvan...@gmail.com]

Hi,

Very, very good work! I'm impressed by the amount of work you've
done.
I'm a believer in the combination of Python2.5 generators & I/O and
recently did some work myself. It can be found at http://code.google.com/p/friendlyflow/
However, you're obviously far ahead of my on all accounts and working
together is more fun anyway. Are you open for cooperation?

I haven't looked at everything in the greatest detail yet and may come
up with some suggestions of my own soon. I'll probably start by
actually using your framework for a small server to get comfortable
with things. If there's any areas of specific attention you'd like me
to look at or work at please let me know.

Klaas van Schelven

[Ionel Maries Cristian]

Hey,

For now i'll add your project to the similar project list in my project summary.

I'll take a in depth look a bit later.

Anyway,
Right now i'm in the course the rewriting the reactor part in
cogen - well, at least refactor and decouple the operations from the reactor/platform code.
And in the end the aren't really reactors but proactors.

If you'll take a look at the trunk code you'll see that the
windows iocp based code is a nasty patch over the reactor oriented code in the
socket operations.

The current progress on the network code refactor in cogen is in the isrc2 branch:
http://code.google.com/p/cogen/source/browse/branches/isrc2/

Stuff still to be done is porting the sendfile operation to the new
proactors, fix the breaking unittests - there'll be plenty of bugs
(also, the readline stuff is different than before - that also breaks stuff,
but it's like the python's stdlib socket makefile)
and convert the wsgi server to this new socket api.
So far the echoserver works :)

Meh, I should be going back to work now.

I have the impression this doesn't make much sense to you
so if you have questions don't hesitate.

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[Klaas van Schelven]

Hi,

It doesn't make too much sense yet... I'll take a look in more depth in the coming days/weeks (I'm not sure I'll be able to match your relentless pace just yet/ever). I'm sure I'll start coming up with more specific annoying questions in time.

Klaas