- 04 Jan, 1999 3 commits
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Bob Halley authored
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Bob Halley authored
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Bob Halley authored
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- 02 Jan, 1999 1 commit
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Bob Halley authored
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- 30 Dec, 1998 7 commits
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Bob Halley authored
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Bob Halley authored
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Bob Halley authored
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Bob Halley authored
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Bob Halley authored
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Bob Halley authored
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Bob Halley authored
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- 21 Dec, 1998 1 commit
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Mark Andrews authored
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- 19 Dec, 1998 5 commits
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Bob Halley authored
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Bob Halley authored
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Bob Halley authored
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Bob Halley authored
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Bob Halley authored
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- 18 Dec, 1998 17 commits
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Michael Graff authored
doesn't have inet_aton(), and this was quick enough for a test program.
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Michael Graff authored
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Michael Graff authored
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Bob Halley authored
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Bob Halley authored
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Bob Halley authored
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Bob Halley authored
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Bob Halley authored
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Bob Halley authored
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Bob Halley authored
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Bob Halley authored
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Bob Halley authored
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Bob Halley authored
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Michael Graff authored
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Bob Halley authored
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Bob Halley authored
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Michael Graff authored
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- 16 Dec, 1998 6 commits
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Bob Halley authored
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Bob Halley authored
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Bob Halley authored
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Bob Halley authored
A shutdown event specification is no longer part of the isc_task_create() API. Multiple shutdown events can be requested with isc_task_onshutdown(). Shutdown events are posted LIFO. The ability to send events can be enabled and disabled with isc_task_allowsend(). Event actions return void; the only way to shutdown a task is to call isc_task_shutdown(). There are no implicit event discards anymore. (There is no need for them, since event actions cannot request immediate shutdown anymore.)
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Bob Halley authored
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Bob Halley authored
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