Allow interruption of IO waits. #130
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No longer required, it's an implicit part of the scheduler hook. |
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Ruby's IO model allows
IO#closeto interrupt all pendingread/write/waitoperations. The Fiber Scheduler did not adopt this model initially, but after some time it's finally caused some compatibility issues for code which expects signalling betweenIO#closeand in-flight operations (to be forcefully interrupted).This introduces the changes required to support IO interrupting, by passing the IO instance to the
rb_io_interruptable_operation, which doesn't exist yet, such that any kind of interruption within Ruby can propagate out.Types of Changes
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