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• ionwake 10y ago
  He won't, because he clearly hasn't worked in the field.
• beached_whale 10y ago
  Not nodejs, but I am in the process of tracking down and event loop loop (e.g. emit( event_id ) somewhere in the path of an event lisener of that name). I assume this can happen within node too. The stack trace is amazing to see.
  • debacle 10y ago
    What tool are you using that allows you to see the stack trace on async events? That seems like a good debugger.
    • beached_whale 10y ago
      The code is based on boost asio, so the io_service is on the same thread as your code if you only start 1. Then after that I am in gdb/ldb. Asio's io_service handles the async calls portion and dispatches to my callback. From there on it is no longer necessarily async. The fun is that I have a higher level event handler sitting above this to register/unregister listeners, like one would in node. If one of those listeners happens to emit a message to what is is also listening for, boom. long store short, it's not the async code per say, but after that.
  • fiatjaf 10y ago
    Yes, it is.