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Coro-6.57
River stage two • 54 direct dependents • 70 total dependents

Changes for version 6.57 - 2020-07-29

  • override AnyEvent condvar methods "properly", as AnyEvent has support for pluggable condvars since 2011. This also avoids problems with recursive waits by avoiding to mix impl methods with coro code.
  • allow rouse_wait to be called in a different thread.
  • slightly clarify rouse_cb/rouse_wait documentation.
  • slightly improve rouse callback performance and memory usage.
  • try to report correct calller when throwing exception in on $condvar->recv, not a useless line in Coro::AnyEvent.

Documentation

Coro::Intro

Modules

Coro
the only real threads in perl
Coro::AIO
truly asynchronous file and directory I/O
Coro::AnyEvent
integrate threads into AnyEvent
Coro::BDB
truly asynchronous bdb access
Coro::Channel
message queues
Coro::Debug
various functions that help debugging Coro programs
Coro::Handle
non-blocking I/O with a blocking interface.
Coro::LWP
make LWP non-blocking - as much as possible
Coro::MakeMaker
MakeMaker glue for the XS-level Coro API
Coro::RWLock
reader/write locks
Coro::Select
a (slow but coro-aware) replacement for CORE::select
Coro::Semaphore
counting semaphores
Coro::SemaphoreSet
efficient set of counting semaphores
Coro::Signal
thread signals (binary semaphores)
Coro::Socket
non-blocking socket-I/O
Coro::Specific
manage coroutine-specific variables.
Coro::State
first class continuations
Coro::Storable
offer a more fine-grained Storable interface
Coro::Timer
timers and timeouts, independent of any event loop
Coro::Util
various utility functions.
Coro::EV
do events the coro-way, with EV
Coro::Event
do events the coro-way, with Event

Provides

Coro
in Coro/State.pm
Coro::Handle::FH
in Coro/Handle.pm
Coro::LWP::Socket
in Coro/LWP.pm
Coro::Timer::Timeout
in Coro/Timer.pm

Examples

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