Fiber/coroutine based non-blocking output select client base class
Base class for a non-blocking output select client using a fiber/coroutine to
suspend operation while waiting for the read event and resume on that event.
The Linux TCP_CORK feature can be used by setting FiberSelectWriter.cork to
true. This prevents sending the data passed to send() in partial TCP frames.
Note that, if TCP_CORK is enabled, pending data may not be sent immediately.
To force sending pending data, call corkFlush().
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Fiber/coroutine based non-blocking output select client base class
Base class for a non-blocking output select client using a fiber/coroutine to suspend operation while waiting for the read event and resume on that event.
The Linux TCP_CORK feature can be used by setting FiberSelectWriter.cork to true. This prevents sending the data passed to send() in partial TCP frames. Note that, if TCP_CORK is enabled, pending data may not be sent immediately. To force sending pending data, call corkFlush().
@see http://linux.die.net/man/7/tcp