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Re: kqueue and kevent
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Re: kqueue and kevent


  • Subject: Re: kqueue and kevent
  • From: Dave Keck <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sun, 13 Mar 2011 12:15:49 -0700

> I have used kqueue and kevents for event triggering. However i am not sure
> if it is possible to send events to a kqueue? Googling didnt  helped. I was
> thinking as its "kernel" que and kernel notifies. Does it mean that users
> can not send events
> to a queue other than signals?

The kernel is the only entity that can generate events. You can easily
cause an event to be generated though by, for example, writing to a
pipe for which the respective read end has a EVFILT_READ filter
monitoring it.

BTW, this question is better suited for darwin-dev.
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