• Leandro Lucarella (29/29) Jan 26 2008 Content-Disposition: inline
• Kenny B (6/9) Jan 26 2008 I had not heard of libev before (and used libevent a lot in C) -- this
• Leandro Lucarella (15/23) Jan 26 2008 I've used libevent a lot too (C/C++ too), and I'm planning to move to
• Kris (6/35) Jan 26 2008 Nice!

Leandro Lucarella <llucax gmail.com> writes:

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Hi! I wanted to play arround a little with the D programming languageD[1],
specially with C interfacing, so I wrote this "bindings" for libev[2].

This was written using GDC (D 1.0), using phobos and libev 2.01 on a 32
bits
x86. I don't know if it works under other plataforms / combinations, but
I'll be very happy to know your experiences =)

For know there is only the same API as in C, but a more higher level API
is planned. It took me a couple of hours to put it toguether (with
testing, the struct alignment was the only "tricky" part).

I'm looking for some feedback before I start with the higher level API, so
comments are much appreciated.

The "ev" module (ev.d) and a simple test (test.d) are attached.

You can compile it with: gdc -o test -lev ev.d test.d (you need libev 2.01
installed with EV_MULTIPLICITY=1, for now at least, if you have disabled
some event types, take a look at version identifiers EV_ENABLE_SELECT and
EV_XXX_ENABLE).

Of course, this isn't even a release yet, just a preview for comments,
use it at your own risk ;)

TIA

[1] http://digitalmars.com/d/
[2] http://software.schmorp.de/pkg/libev.html

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Kenny B <funisher gmail.com> writes:

Leandro Lucarella wrote:
 Hi! I wanted to play arround a little with the D programming languageD[1],
 specially with C interfacing, so I wrote this "bindings" for libev[2].
 

I had not heard of libev before (and used libevent a lot in C) -- this
is great! It's even better that it's in D too! I'm gonna test it out on
64bit gdc later when I get time.

way awesome man!

Kenny

Leandro Lucarella <llucax gmail.com> writes:

Kenny B, el 27 de enero a las 00:24 me escribiste:
 Leandro Lucarella wrote:
 Hi! I wanted to play arround a little with the D programming languageD[1],
 specially with C interfacing, so I wrote this "bindings" for libev[2].

 
 I had not heard of libev before (and used libevent a lot in C) -- this

I've used libevent a lot too (C/C++ too), and I'm planning to move to
libev =)

Even when I can't use for the real project, I plan to use D to do some
prototyping (and who knows, if the prototype works well, maybe I can keep
D ;)

 is great! It's even better that it's in D too! I'm gonna test it out on
 64bit gdc later when I get time.

I'd love to know how did you do.

 way awesome man!

Thanks.

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"Kris" <foo bar.com> writes:

Nice!

Will be really interested to see how the higher-level API works out. Please 
keep us posted :)

- Kris


"Leandro Lucarella" <llucax gmail.com> wrote in message 
news:20080126220211.GA16035 homero.springfield.home...
 Hi! I wanted to play arround a little with the D programming languageD[1],
 specially with C interfacing, so I wrote this "bindings" for libev[2].

 This was written using GDC (D 1.0), using phobos and libev 2.01 on a 32
 bits
 x86. I don't know if it works under other plataforms / combinations, but
 I'll be very happy to know your experiences =)

 For know there is only the same API as in C, but a more higher level API
 is planned. It took me a couple of hours to put it toguether (with
 testing, the struct alignment was the only "tricky" part).

 I'm looking for some feedback before I start with the higher level API, so
 comments are much appreciated.

 The "ev" module (ev.d) and a simple test (test.d) are attached.

 You can compile it with: gdc -o test -lev ev.d test.d (you need libev 2.01
 installed with EV_MULTIPLICITY=1, for now at least, if you have disabled
 some event types, take a look at version identifiers EV_ENABLE_SELECT and
 EV_XXX_ENABLE).

 Of course, this isn't even a release yet, just a preview for comments,
 use it at your own risk ;)

 TIA

 [1] http://digitalmars.com/d/
 [2] http://software.schmorp.de/pkg/libev.html

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 http://www.mazziblog.com.ar/blog/
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