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[[EIO]] is the name given to [[E]]'s non-blocking stream interfaces.

[http://www.erights.org/elib/concurrency/eio/index.html The original EIO design.]

As the only implementor of EIO, [[User:Kevin Reid|Kevin Reid]] feels that the original design is too heavyweight; it effectively requires input streams to have buffers and an elaborate queueing mechanism, and does not map well to POSIX IO operations, thus creating inefficiency and discouraging compositional programming. Therefore, see [[EIO Redesign]].

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	[[EIO]] is the name given to [[E]]'s non-blocking stream interfaces.		[[EIO]] is the name given to [[E]]'s non-blocking stream interfaces.

-	[//www.erights.org/elib/concurrency/eio/index.html The original EIO design.]	+	[http://www.erights.org/elib/concurrency/eio/index.html The original EIO design.]

	As the only implementor of EIO, [[User:Kevin Reid\|Kevin Reid]] feels that the original design is too heavyweight; it effectively requires input streams to have buffers and an elaborate queueing mechanism, and does not map well to POSIX IO operations, thus creating inefficiency and discouraging compositional programming. Therefore, see [[EIO Redesign]].		As the only implementor of EIO, [[User:Kevin Reid\|Kevin Reid]] feels that the original design is too heavyweight; it effectively requires input streams to have buffers and an elaborate queueing mechanism, and does not map well to POSIX IO operations, thus creating inefficiency and discouraging compositional programming. Therefore, see [[EIO Redesign]].

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	[[EIO]] is the name given to [[E]]'s non-blocking stream interfaces.		[[EIO]] is the name given to [[E]]'s non-blocking stream interfaces.

-	[~~http:~~//www.erights.org/elib/concurrency/eio/index.html The original EIO design.]	+	[//www.erights.org/elib/concurrency/eio/index.html The original EIO design.]

	As the only implementor of EIO, [[User:Kevin Reid\|Kevin Reid]] feels that the original design is too heavyweight; it effectively requires input streams to have buffers and an elaborate queueing mechanism, and does not map well to POSIX IO operations, thus creating inefficiency and discouraging compositional programming. Therefore, see [[EIO Redesign]].		As the only implementor of EIO, [[User:Kevin Reid\|Kevin Reid]] feels that the original design is too heavyweight; it effectively requires input streams to have buffers and an elaborate queueing mechanism, and does not map well to POSIX IO operations, thus creating inefficiency and discouraging compositional programming. Therefore, see [[EIO Redesign]].

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