Socket example using Antiphony

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Socket example using Antiphony #34

Closed RossComputerGuy closed 1 year ago

RossComputerGuy commented 1 year ago

I'm currently trying to use libxev to perform RPC calls in the background along with Antiphony. I tried looking at how libxev works and I cannot figure out how to create an event loop and have it handle Antiphony clients without blocking the main process.

mitchellh commented 1 year ago

I've never used antiphony so I'm not sure. If you can implement how antiphony sends/receives/connects then you'd just replace that with libxev calls. Antiphony would probably need some better async (in general, not Zig async keyword) support to support this, and since I haven't used it, I'm unsure how compatible it is.