Linux::Event examples

These examples demonstrate the current Linux::Event API. The low-numbered examples are ordered from basic loop features to more advanced composition patterns. The 90-series files are manual benchmarks and regression runners.

Basic and feature examples

• 01-after.pl - relative timer
• 02-at.pl - absolute monotonic timer deadline
• 03-watch-pipe.pl - readiness watch on a pipe
• 04-watch-replace.pl - replacing an existing watcher for the same file descriptor
• 05-watch-oneshot.pl - one-shot watcher behavior
• 06-unwatch-safe.pl - idempotent unwatch and watcher cancellation
• 07-signal.pl - signalfd signal delivery
• 08-waker-thread.pl - eventfd wakeup from another thread
• 09-waker-fork-pipe.pl - eventfd wakeup with a forked producer and separate payload pipe
• 10-pid.pl - pidfd child exit notification

Manual benchmarks and regression runners

• 90-bench-oneshot.pl - pipe readability throughput benchmark
• 91-stress-oneshot-edge-safe.pl - edge-triggered one-shot stress runner
• 92-linux-epoll-oneshot-rearm.pl - direct Linux::Epoll one-shot rearm check
• 93-regress-stop-no-backend-wait.pl - stop-before-backend-wait regression runner
• 94-regress-epoll-oneshot-rearm.pl - Linux::Event backend one-shot rearm regression runner

Run all examples with:

perl examples/all.pl