If we get the non-blocking mode to work reliably is there even a reason to keep the blocking mode without epoll?
Because from the go-side the API always blocks anyway. And with non-blocking mode we probably get some benefits like better error detection and working callbacks.
So I would suggest just removing the blocking code paths altogether to make the code simpler.
If we get the non-blocking mode to work reliably is there even a reason to keep the blocking mode without epoll? Because from the go-side the API always blocks anyway. And with non-blocking mode we probably get some benefits like better error detection and working callbacks.
So I would suggest just removing the blocking code paths altogether to make the code simpler.