The original note was misleading in that it implied an actual memory leakage (in the common sense of the term). This is not the case though since the memory is left as dead space in the message but is always correctly freed upon freeing the arena.
- __path__ was being set to a string
- It's supposed to be a list of strings or None
For pycapnp pydoc isn't super useful at the module level as pydoc will
scan all the files in the directory and just list them.
Here's thread_capnp for example, notice how it doesn't show any
information on the .capnp files.
Help on package thread_capnp:
NAME
thread_capnp
PACKAGE CONTENTS
addressbook
async_calculator_client
async_calculator_server
async_client
async_reconnecting_ssl_client
async_server
async_ssl_client
async_ssl_server
calculator_client
calculator_server
thread_client
thread_server
DATA
Example = <capnp.lib.capnp._InterfaceModule object>
schema = <capnp.lib.capnp._ParsedSchema object>
- poll_forever() doesn't allow for checking socket connection to client
* Need to check for client, if eof received then we can close the
connection and cleanup pycapnp cpu resources (async tasks)
- Updated async examples to fix bugs
* Add checking code for socket connection to the client and gracefully
cleanup resources once the client socket connection closes
* Instanciate a new TwoPartyServer per connection (allows for multiple
connections)
- Should resolve Issue #198
- Validates that the manylinux2010 environment can build pycapnp
- Handle lib and lib64 cases
- Has patch for aligned_alloc symbol (not available prior to glibc 2.16)
https://github.com/capnproto/capnproto/issues/743
- Fixes#197
- Should be ready to prepare a v1.0.0b1 release
- Adding import path filter to exclude non-directories
Otherwise kj will through exceptions
- Skipped AF_UNIX socket test
- Use default socket configuration when it doesn't matter the type of
socket used
- Open files with utf8 encoding (needed for text validation)
- Explictly call python executable when running external scripts
- Fix path creation to always use os.path.join
- Added timeout to client wait in some tests
- Some broken tests still remain (most likely asyncio related)
- Basic tests are working
- May need some adjustments to get all tests working
- Cleaned up bundling to take Python arch into account when building
with multiple architectures
- Not recommended to be used in new designs
- Just pollutes warning messages during compilation (hiding ones that
should be fixed)
- Updated test code to use bootstrap
- Sped up some of the test code that was just sleeping while waiting for
the server (now polling for the socket)
- Breaking some earlier compatibility to cleanup build messages
- As well as being able to publish pypi releases
* Builds can be complicated to package correctly
- Windows support
- Reduces 99% CPU usage to around 1%
- It might be useful to have the sleep/delay tunable for certain
applications depending on the latency requirements
- async_reconnecting_ssl_client.py will automatically close and
reconnect to a server when it becomes available (rather than hanging or
dying when the server disappears)
