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#
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# spec file for package python-gevent
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#
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- The file objects (FileObjectPosix, FileObjectThread) now
consistently text and binary modes. If neither 'b' nor 't' is
given in the mode, they will read and write native strings.
If 't' is given, they will always work with unicode strings,
and 'b' will always work with byte strings. (FileObjectPosix
already worked this way.) See :issue:`1441`.
- The file objects accept encoding, errors and newline
arguments. On Python 2, these are only used if 't' is in the
mode.
- The default mode for FileObjectPosix changed from rb to
simply r, for consistency with the other file objects and the
standard open and io.open functions.
- Fix FileObjectPosix improperly being used from multiple
greenlets. Previously this was hidden by forcing buffering,
which raised RuntimeError.
- Fix using monkey-patched threading.Lock and threading.RLock
objects as spin locks by making them call sleep(0) if they
failed to acquire the lock in a non-blocking call. This lets
other callbacks run to release the lock, simulating
preemptive threading. Using spin locks is not recommended,
but may have been done in code written for threads,
especially on Python 3. See :issue:`1464`.
- Fix Semaphore (and monkey-patched threading locks) to be
fair. This eliminates the rare potential for starvation of
greenlets. As part of this change, the low-level method
rawlink of Semaphore, Event, and AsyncResult now always
remove the link object when calling it, so unlink can
sometimes be optimized out. See :issue:`1487`.
- Make gevent.pywsgi support Connection: keep-alive in
OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/devel:languages:python/python-gevent?expand=0&rev=61
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# Copyright (c) 2020 SUSE LLC
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#
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# All modifications and additions to the file contributed by third parties
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# remain the property of their copyright owners, unless otherwise agreed
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# upon. The license for this file, and modifications and additions to the
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# file, is the same license as for the pristine package itself (unless the
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# license for the pristine package is not an Open Source License, in which
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# case the license is the MIT License). An "Open Source License" is a
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# license that conforms to the Open Source Definition (Version 1.9)
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# published by the Open Source Initiative.
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2011-12-12 09:01:49 +00:00
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# Please submit bugfixes or comments via https://bugs.opensuse.org/
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#
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2011-12-12 09:01:49 +00:00
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# on TW, gevent is able to use system libev, Leaps et.al. need the bundled version
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%if 0%{?suse_version} <= 1500
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%define use_bundled_libev 1
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%else
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%define use_bundled_libev 0
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%endif
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%{?!python_module:%define python_module() python-%{**} python3-%{**}}
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%define modversion 20.9.0
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- Upgrade to 1.5a3:
- The file objects (FileObjectPosix, FileObjectThread) now
consistently text and binary modes. If neither 'b' nor 't' is
given in the mode, they will read and write native strings.
If 't' is given, they will always work with unicode strings,
and 'b' will always work with byte strings. (FileObjectPosix
already worked this way.) See :issue:`1441`.
- The file objects accept encoding, errors and newline
arguments. On Python 2, these are only used if 't' is in the
mode.
- The default mode for FileObjectPosix changed from rb to
simply r, for consistency with the other file objects and the
standard open and io.open functions.
- Fix FileObjectPosix improperly being used from multiple
greenlets. Previously this was hidden by forcing buffering,
which raised RuntimeError.
- Fix using monkey-patched threading.Lock and threading.RLock
objects as spin locks by making them call sleep(0) if they
failed to acquire the lock in a non-blocking call. This lets
other callbacks run to release the lock, simulating
preemptive threading. Using spin locks is not recommended,
but may have been done in code written for threads,
especially on Python 3. See :issue:`1464`.
- Fix Semaphore (and monkey-patched threading locks) to be
fair. This eliminates the rare potential for starvation of
greenlets. As part of this change, the low-level method
rawlink of Semaphore, Event, and AsyncResult now always
remove the link object when calling it, so unlink can
sometimes be optimized out. See :issue:`1487`.
- Make gevent.pywsgi support Connection: keep-alive in
OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/devel:languages:python/python-gevent?expand=0&rev=61
2020-01-02 16:30:27 +00:00
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%define modname gevent
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Name: python-gevent
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Version: 20.9.0
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Release: 0
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Summary: Python network library that uses greenlet and libevent
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License: MIT
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Group: Development/Languages/Python
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URL: http://www.gevent.org/
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- Upgrade to 1.5a3:
- The file objects (FileObjectPosix, FileObjectThread) now
consistently text and binary modes. If neither 'b' nor 't' is
given in the mode, they will read and write native strings.
If 't' is given, they will always work with unicode strings,
and 'b' will always work with byte strings. (FileObjectPosix
already worked this way.) See :issue:`1441`.
- The file objects accept encoding, errors and newline
arguments. On Python 2, these are only used if 't' is in the
mode.
- The default mode for FileObjectPosix changed from rb to
simply r, for consistency with the other file objects and the
standard open and io.open functions.
- Fix FileObjectPosix improperly being used from multiple
greenlets. Previously this was hidden by forcing buffering,
which raised RuntimeError.
- Fix using monkey-patched threading.Lock and threading.RLock
objects as spin locks by making them call sleep(0) if they
failed to acquire the lock in a non-blocking call. This lets
other callbacks run to release the lock, simulating
preemptive threading. Using spin locks is not recommended,
but may have been done in code written for threads,
especially on Python 3. See :issue:`1464`.
- Fix Semaphore (and monkey-patched threading locks) to be
fair. This eliminates the rare potential for starvation of
greenlets. As part of this change, the low-level method
rawlink of Semaphore, Event, and AsyncResult now always
remove the link object when calling it, so unlink can
sometimes be optimized out. See :issue:`1487`.
- Make gevent.pywsgi support Connection: keep-alive in
OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/devel:languages:python/python-gevent?expand=0&rev=61
2020-01-02 16:30:27 +00:00
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# Source: https://files.pythonhosted.org/packages/source/g/gevent/gevent-%%{version}.tar.gz
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Source0: https://github.com/gevent/%{modname}/archive/%{modversion}.tar.gz#/%{modname}-%{modversion}.tar.gz
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Source100: %{name}-rpmlintrc
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# gcc7 for 15.1 produces no-return-in-nonvoid-function, but the same compiler for 15.2 not
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# usually, as long as no return value is used, this shouldn't be treated as an error
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# let's selectively disable the warning around the offending code
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Patch0: fix-no-return-in-nonvoid-function.patch
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- Upgrade to 1.5a3:
- The file objects (FileObjectPosix, FileObjectThread) now
consistently text and binary modes. If neither 'b' nor 't' is
given in the mode, they will read and write native strings.
If 't' is given, they will always work with unicode strings,
and 'b' will always work with byte strings. (FileObjectPosix
already worked this way.) See :issue:`1441`.
- The file objects accept encoding, errors and newline
arguments. On Python 2, these are only used if 't' is in the
mode.
- The default mode for FileObjectPosix changed from rb to
simply r, for consistency with the other file objects and the
standard open and io.open functions.
- Fix FileObjectPosix improperly being used from multiple
greenlets. Previously this was hidden by forcing buffering,
which raised RuntimeError.
- Fix using monkey-patched threading.Lock and threading.RLock
objects as spin locks by making them call sleep(0) if they
failed to acquire the lock in a non-blocking call. This lets
other callbacks run to release the lock, simulating
preemptive threading. Using spin locks is not recommended,
but may have been done in code written for threads,
especially on Python 3. See :issue:`1464`.
- Fix Semaphore (and monkey-patched threading locks) to be
fair. This eliminates the rare potential for starvation of
greenlets. As part of this change, the low-level method
rawlink of Semaphore, Event, and AsyncResult now always
remove the link object when calling it, so unlink can
sometimes be optimized out. See :issue:`1487`.
- Make gevent.pywsgi support Connection: keep-alive in
OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/devel:languages:python/python-gevent?expand=0&rev=61
2020-01-02 16:30:27 +00:00
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BuildRequires: %{python_module Cython}
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BuildRequires: %{python_module cffi}
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BuildRequires: %{python_module devel}
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BuildRequires: %{python_module dnspython}
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BuildRequires: %{python_module greenlet >= 0.4.17}
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BuildRequires: %{python_module mock}
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BuildRequires: %{python_module objgraph}
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BuildRequires: %{python_module psutil}
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BuildRequires: %{python_module requests}
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BuildRequires: %{python_module setuptools}
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BuildRequires: %{python_module zope.event}
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BuildRequires: %{python_module zope.interface}
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2017-05-31 19:32:57 +00:00
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BuildRequires: fdupes
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# /etc/protocols needed for tests
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BuildRequires: netcfg
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BuildRequires: pkgconfig
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BuildRequires: python-rpm-macros
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BuildRequires: python3-testsuite
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BuildRequires: pkgconfig(libcares)
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%if ! 0%{use_bundled_libev}
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BuildRequires: pkgconfig(libev)
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%endif
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BuildRequires: pkgconfig(libuv)
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Requires: python-cffi
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Requires: python-dnspython
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Requires: python-greenlet
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Requires: python-requests
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Requires: python-zope.event
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Requires: python-zope.interface
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%if 0%{?suse_version} || 0%{?fedora_version} || 0%{?rhel} >= 8
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Recommends: python-psutil
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%else
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%endif
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%python_subpackages
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%description
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Gevent is a Python networking library that uses greenlet to provide synchronous
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API on top of a libevent event loop. Features include:
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* Fast event loop based on libevent.
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* Lightweight execution units based on greenlet.
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* Familiar API that re-uses concepts from the Python standard library.
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* Cooperative sockets with ssl support.
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* DNS queries performed through libevent-dns.
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* Ability to use standard library and 3rd party modules written for standard
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blocking sockets
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* Fast WSGI server based on libevent-http.
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gevent is inspired by eventlet but features more consistent API, simpler
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implementation and better performance. Read why others use gevent and check
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out the list of the open source projects based on gevent.
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%package -n python-gevent-doc
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Summary: Documentation for %{name}
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Group: Documentation/Other
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Provides: %{python_module gevent-doc = %{version}}
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BuildArch: noarch
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%description -n python-gevent-doc
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Documentation and examples for %{name}.
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%prep
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- Upgrade to 1.5a3:
- The file objects (FileObjectPosix, FileObjectThread) now
consistently text and binary modes. If neither 'b' nor 't' is
given in the mode, they will read and write native strings.
If 't' is given, they will always work with unicode strings,
and 'b' will always work with byte strings. (FileObjectPosix
already worked this way.) See :issue:`1441`.
- The file objects accept encoding, errors and newline
arguments. On Python 2, these are only used if 't' is in the
mode.
- The default mode for FileObjectPosix changed from rb to
simply r, for consistency with the other file objects and the
standard open and io.open functions.
- Fix FileObjectPosix improperly being used from multiple
greenlets. Previously this was hidden by forcing buffering,
which raised RuntimeError.
- Fix using monkey-patched threading.Lock and threading.RLock
objects as spin locks by making them call sleep(0) if they
failed to acquire the lock in a non-blocking call. This lets
other callbacks run to release the lock, simulating
preemptive threading. Using spin locks is not recommended,
but may have been done in code written for threads,
especially on Python 3. See :issue:`1464`.
- Fix Semaphore (and monkey-patched threading locks) to be
fair. This eliminates the rare potential for starvation of
greenlets. As part of this change, the low-level method
rawlink of Semaphore, Event, and AsyncResult now always
remove the link object when calling it, so unlink can
sometimes be optimized out. See :issue:`1487`.
- Make gevent.pywsgi support Connection: keep-alive in
OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/devel:languages:python/python-gevent?expand=0&rev=61
2020-01-02 16:30:27 +00:00
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%setup -q -n gevent-%{modversion}
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%if 0%{?sle_version} <= 150100 && 0%{?is_opensuse}
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%patch0 -p1
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%endif
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2019-04-11 15:02:34 +00:00
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sed -i -e '1s!bin/env python!bin/python!' examples/*.py
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%build
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export LIBEV_EMBED=%{use_bundled_libev}
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export CARES_EMBED=0
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2019-02-18 12:10:30 +00:00
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export CFLAGS="%{optflags} -fno-strict-aliasing"
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2017-04-19 21:11:21 +00:00
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%python_build
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%install
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export LIBEV_EMBED=%{use_bundled_libev}
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export CARES_EMBED=0
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2017-04-19 21:11:21 +00:00
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%python_install
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%python_expand %fdupes %{buildroot}%{$python_sitearch}
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2012-03-27 11:42:00 +00:00
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%check
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2019-02-01 10:35:41 +00:00
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# create ignore list of tests that reach out to the net
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cat << EOF > network_tests.txt
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test__core_stat.py
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%if 0%{?sle_version} <= 150200 && 0%{?is_opensuse}
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test__destroy_default_loop.py
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test__example_echoserver.py
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test_socket.py
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%endif
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%if %{python3_version_nodots} < 37
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test__threading_2.py
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%endif
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test__examples.py
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# this one fails occasionally with: Address already in use: ('127.0.0.1', 16000)
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test__example_portforwarder.py
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test__getaddrinfo_import.py
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2020-10-08 09:35:41 +00:00
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test__resolver_dnspython.py
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test__socket_dns.py
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EOF
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2017-04-19 21:11:21 +00:00
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export GEVENT_RESOLVER=thread
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# Setting the TRAVIS environment variable makes some different configuration
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# for tests that use the network so they don't fail on travis (or obs)
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export TRAVIS=1
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# Setting the APPVEYOR environment variable makes the tests use a workaround
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# for Appveyor that we also need in obs for "wait_threads() failed to cleanup 1 threads"
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export APPVEYOR=1
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export LANG=en_US.UTF-8
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# don't bother with python2 tests
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%{python_expand if [ "$python" != "python2" ]; then
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PYTHONPATH=%{buildroot}%{$python_sitearch} $python -m gevent.tests --ignore network_tests.txt
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fi
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}
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%files %{python_files}
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Accepting request 616609 from home:TheBlackCat:branches:devel:languages:python
- Update to 1.3.3
* :func:`gevent.sleep` updates the loop's notion of the current time
before sleeping so that sleep duration corresponds more closely to
elapsed (wall clock) time. :class:`gevent.Timeout` does the same.
Reported by champax and FoP in :issue:`1227`.
* Fix an ``UnboundLocalError`` in SSL servers when wrapping a socket
throws an error. Reported in :issue:`1236` by kochelmonster.
- Update to 1.3.2
* Allow weak refeneces to :class:`gevent.queue.Queue`. Reported in
:issue:`1217` by githrdw.
- Update to 1.3.1
* Allow weak references to :class:`gevent.event.Event`. Reported in
:issue:`1211` by Matias Guijarro.
* Fix embedded uses of :func:`gevent.Greenlet.spawn`, especially under
uwsgi. Reported in :issue:`1212` by Kunal Gangakhedkar.
* Fix :func:`gevent.os.nb_write` and :func:`gevent.os.nb_read` not
always closing the IO event they opened in the event of an
exception. This would be a problem especially for libuv.
- Update to 1.3.0
+ Dependencies
* Cython 0.28.2 is now used to build gevent from a source checkout.
* The bundled libuv is now 1.19.2, up from 1.18.0.
* On Windows, CFFI is now a dependency so that the libuv backend
really can be used by default.
* Cython 0.28b1 or later is now required to build gevent from a source
checkout (Cython is *not* required to build a source distribution
from PyPI).
* Update c-ares to 1.14.0. See :issue:`1105`.
* The bundled libuv is now 1.20.1, up from 1.19.2. See :issue:`1177`.
* gevent now **requires** the patched version of libuv it is
distributed with. Building gevent with a non-embedded libuv, while
not previously supported, is not possible now. See
:issue:`1126`.
* gevent is now built and tested with Cython 0.27. This is required
for Python 3.7 support.
* Update c-ares to 1.13.0. See :issue:`990`.
+ Platform Support
* Travis CI tests on Python 3.7.0b3.
* Windows now defaults to the libuv backend if CFFI is installed. See
:issue:`1163`.
* Python 3.7 passes the automated memory leak checks. See :issue:`1197`.
* Python 3.7.0b4 is now the tested and supported version of Python
3.7. PyPy 6.0 has been tested, although CI continues to use 5.10.
* Travis CI tests on Python 3.7.0b2 and PyPy 2.7 5.10.0 and PyPy 3.5
5.10.1.
* Add initial support for Python 3.7a3. It has the same level of
support as Python 3.6.
> Using unreleased Cython 0.28 and greenlet 0.4.13; requires Python 3.7a3.
> The ``async`` functions and classes have been renamed to
``async_`` due to ``async`` becoming a keyword in Python 3.7.
Aliases are still in place for older versions. See :issue:`1047`.
* gevent is now tested on Python 3.6.4. This includes the following
fixes and changes:
> Errors raised from :mod:`gevent.subprocess` will have a
``filename`` attribute set.
> The :class:`threading.Timer` class is now monkey-patched and can
be joined. Previously on Python 3.4 and above, joining a ``Timer``
would hang the process.
> :meth:`gevent.ssl.SSLSocket.unwrap` behaves more like the standard
library, including returning a SSLSocket and allowing certain
timeout-related SSL errors to propagate. The added standard
library tests ``test_ftplib.py`` now passes.
> :class:`gevent.subprocess.Popen` accepts a "path-like object" for
the *cwd* parameter on all platforms. Previously this only worked
on POSIX platforms under Python 3.6. Now it also works on Windows under
Python 3.6 (as expected) and is backported to all previous versions.
* Linux CI now tests on PyPy3 3.5-5.9.0, updated from PyPy3 3.5-5.7.1.
See :issue:`1001`. PyPy2 has been updated to 5.9.0 from 5.7.1,
Python 2.7 has been updated to 2.7.14 from 2.7.13, Python 3.4 is
updated to 3.4.7 from 3.4.5, Python 3.5 is now 3.5.4 from 3.5.3, and
Python 3.6 is now 3.6.4 from 3.6.0.
* Drop support for Python 3.3. The documentation has only claimed
support for 3.4+ since gevent 1.2 was released, and only 3.4+ has
been tested. This merely removes the supporting Trove classifier and
remaining test code. See :issue:`997`.
* PyPy is now known to run on Windows using the libuv backend, with
caveats. See the section on libuv for more information.
* Due to security concerns, official support for Python 2.7.8 and
earlier (without a modern SSL implementation) has been dropped.
These versions are no longer tested with gevent, but gevent can
still be installed on them. Supporting code will be removed in the
next major version of gevent. See :issue:`1073`.
* `gevent.subprocess.Popen` uses ``/proc/self/fd`` (on Linux) or
``/dev/fd`` (on BSD, including macOS) to find the file descriptors
to close when ``close_fds`` is true. This matches an optimization
added to Python 3 (and backports it to Python 2.7), making process
spawning up to 9 times faster. Also, on Python 3, since Python 3.3
is no longer supported, we can also optimize the case where
``close_fds`` is false (not the default), making process spawning up
to 38 times faster. Initially reported in :issue:`1172` by Ofer Koren.
+ Bug Fixes
* :class:`gevent.local.local` subclasses that mix-in ABCs can be instantiated.
Reported in :issue:`1201` by Bob Jordan.
* Fix a bug detecting whether we can use the memory monitoring
features when psutil is not installed.
* On Python 2, when monkey-patching `threading.Event`, also
monkey-patch the underlying class, ``threading._Event``. Some code
may be type-checking for that. See :issue:`1136`.
* Fix libuv io watchers polling for events that only stopped watchers
are interested in, reducing CPU usage. Reported in :issue:`1144` by
wwqgtxx.
* Fix calling ``shutdown`` on a closed socket. It was raising
``AttributeError``, now it once again raises the correct
``socket.error``. Reported in :issue:`1089` by André Cimander.
* Fix an interpreter crash that could happen if two or more ``loop``
objects referenced the default event loop and one of them was
destroyed and then the other one destroyed or (in the libev C
extension implementation only) deallocated (garbage collected). See
:issue:`1098`.
* Fix a race condition in libuv child callbacks. See :issue:`1104`.
* If a single greenlet created and destroyed many
:class:`gevent.local.local` objects without ever exiting, there
would be a leak of the function objects intended to clean up the
locals after the greenlet exited. Introduce a weak reference to
avoid that. Reported in :issue:`981` by Heungsub Lee.
* pywsgi also catches and ignores by default
:const:`errno.WSAECONNABORTED` on Windows. Initial patch in
:pr:`999` by Jan van Valburg.
* :meth:`gevent.subprocess.Popen.communicate` returns the correct type
of str (not bytes) in universal newline mode under Python 3, or when
an encoding has been specified. Initial patch in :pr:`939` by
William Grzybowski.
* :meth:`gevent.subprocess.Popen.communicate` (and in general,
accessing ``Popen.stdout`` and ``Popen.stderr``) returns the correct
type of str (bytes) in universal newline mode under Python 2.
Previously it always returned unicode strings. Reported in
:issue:`1039` by Michal Petrucha.
* :class:`gevent.fileobject.FileObjectPosix` returns native strings in
universal newline mode on Python 2. This is consistent with what
:class:`.FileObjectThread` does. See :issue:`1039`.
* ``socket.send()`` now catches ``EPROTOTYPE`` on macOS to handle a race
condition during shutdown. Fixed in :pr:`1035` by Jay Oster.
* :func:`gevent.socket.create_connection` now properly cleans up open
sockets if connecting or binding raises a :exc:`BaseException` like
:exc:`KeyboardInterrupt`, :exc:`greenlet.GreenletExit` or
:exc:`gevent.timeout.Timeout`. Reported in :issue:`1044` by
kochelmonster.
+ Enhancements
* Add additional optimizations for spawning greenlets, making it
faster than 1.3a2.
* Use strongly typed watcher callbacks in the libuv CFFI extensions.
This prevents dozens of compiler warnings.
* When gevent prints a timestamp as part of an error message, it is
now in UTC format as specified by RFC3339.
* Threadpool threads that exit now always destroy their hub (if one
was created). This prevents some forms of resource leaks (notably
visible as blocking functions reported by the new monitoring abilities).
* Hub objects now include the value of their ``name`` attribute in
their repr.
* Pools for greenlets and threads have lower overhead, especially for
``map``. See :pr:`1153`.
* The undocumented, internal implementation classes ``IMap`` and
``IMapUnordered`` classes are now compiled with Cython, further
reducing the overhead of ``[Thread]Pool.imap``.
* The classes `gevent.event.Event` and `gevent.event.AsyncResult`
are compiled with Cython for improved performance, as is the
``gevent.queue`` module and ``gevent.hub.Waiter`` and certain
time-sensitive parts of the hub itself. Please report any
compatibility issues.
* ``python -m gevent.monkey <script>`` accepts more values for
``<script>``, including paths to packages or compiled bytecode.
Reported in :issue:`1157` by Eddie Linder.
* Add a simple event framework for decoupled communication. It uses
:mod:`zope.event` if that is installed.
* :mod:`gevent.monkey` has support for plugins in the form of event
subscribers and setuptools entry points. See :pr:`1158` and
:issue:`1162`. setuptools must be installed at runtime for its entry
points to function.
* Add the ``dnspython`` resolver as a lightweight alternative to
c-ares. It is generally faster than c-ares and is supported on PyPy.
c-ares may be deprecated in the future. See :pr:`1088` and
:issue:`1103`.
* Add the module :mod:`gevent.time` that can be imported instead of
:mod:`time`, much like :mod:`gevent.socket` can be imported instead
of :mod:`socket`. It contains ``gevent.sleep``. This aids
monkey-patching.
* Simple subclasses of `gevent.local.local` now have the same
(substantially improved) performance characteristics of plain
`gevent.local.local` itself, making them 2 to 3 times faster than
before. See :pr:`1117`. If there are any compatibility
problems, please open issues.
* Add `gevent.util.assert_switches` to build on the monitoring
functions. Fixes :issue:`1182`.
* A started monitor thread for the active hub now survives a fork. See
:issue:`1185`.
* The greenlet tracer functions used for the various monitoring
capabilities are now compiled with Cython for substantially lower
overhead. See :pr:`1190`.
* libuv now collects all pending watchers and runs their callbacks at
the end of the loop iteration using UV_RUN_ONCE. This eliminates the
need to patch libuv to be greenlet-safe. It also means that
zero-duration timer watchers are actual timer watchers again
(instead of being turned into check watchers); newly added
zero-duration timers cannot block the event loop because they won't
be run until a safe time.
+ Monitoring and Debugging
* Introduce the configuration variable
`gevent.config.track_greenlet_tree` (aka
``GEVENT_TRACK_GREENLET_TREE``) to allow disabling the greenlet tree
features for applications where greenlet spawning is performance
critical. This restores spawning performance to 1.2 levels.
* Add an optional monitoring thread for each hub. When enabled, this
thread (by default) looks for greenlets that block the event loop
for more than 0.1s. You can add your own periodic monitoring
functions to this thread. Set ``GEVENT_MONITOR_THREAD_ENABLE`` to
use it, and ``GEVENT_MAX_BLOCKING_TIME`` to configure the blocking
interval.
* The monitoring thread emits events when it detects certain
conditions, like loop blocked or memory limits exceeded.
* Add settings for monitoring memory usage and emitting events when a
threshold is exceeded and then corrected. gevent currently supplies
no policy for what to do when memory exceeds the configured limit.
``psutil`` must be installed to use this. See :pr:`1150`.
* Greenlet objects now keep track of their spawning parent greenlet
and the code location that spawned them, in addition to maintaining
a "spawn tree local" mapping. This adds some runtime overhead in
relative terms, but absolute numbers are still relatively small.
Based on a proposal from PayPal and comments by Mahmoud Hashemi and
Kurt Rose. See :issue:`755` and :pr:`1115`. As always, feedback is
appreciated.
* Greenlet objects now have a `minimal_ident
<gevent.Greenlet.minimal_ident>` property. It functions
similarly to ``Thread.ident`` or ``id`` by uniquely identifying the
greenlet object while it remains alive, and it can be reused after
the greenlet object is dead. It is different in that it is small and
sequential. Based on a proposal from PayPal and comments by Mahmoud
Hashemi and Kurt Rose. See :issue:`755`. As always, feedback is
appreciated.
* `gevent.Greenlet` objects now have a `gevent.Greenlet.name`
attribute that is included in the default repr.
* Include the values of `gevent.local.local` objects associated with
each greenlet in `gevent.util.format_run_info`.
* Add `gevent.util.GreenletTree` to visualize the greenlet tree. This
is used by `gevent.util.format_run_info`.
+ Build Changes
* Fix building from a source distribution (PyPI) without Cython
installed.
* When building gevent from a source checkout (*not* a distributed
source distribution), ``make`` is no longer required and the
``Makefile`` is not used. Neither is an external ``cython`` command.
Instead, the ``cythonize`` function is used, as recommended by
Cython. (The external commands were never required by source
distributions.) See :issue:`1076`.
* :class:`gevent.local.local` is compiled with Cython on CPython.
* The Cython ares 'channel' class is no longer declared to be publicly
accessible from a named C structure. Doing so caused a conflict with
the c-ares header files.
* Update autoconf's config.guess and config.sub to the latest versions
for c-ares and libev.
+ Subprocess
* Make :class:`gevnt.subprocess.Popen` accept the ``restore_signals``
keyword argument on all versions of Python, and on Python 2 have it
default to false. It previously defaulted to true on all versions;
now it only defaults to true on Python 3. The standard library in
Python 2 does not have this argument and its behaviour with regards
to signals is undocumented, but there is code known to rely on
signals not being restored under Python 2. Initial report and patch
in :pr:`1063` by Florian Margaine.
* Allow :class:`gevent.subprocess.Popen` to accept the keyword
arguments ``pass_fds`` and ``start_new_session`` under Python 2.
They have always had the same default as Python 3, namely an empty
tuple and false, but now are accessible to Python 2.
* Support the ``capture_output`` argument added to Python 3.7 in
:func:`gevent.subprocess.run`.
+ Configuration
* Centralize all gevent configuration in an object at
``gevent.config``, allowing for gevent to be configured through code
and not *necessarily* environment variables, and also provide a
centralized place for documentation. See :issue:`1090`.
> The new ``GEVENT_CORE_CFFI_ONLY`` environment variable has been
replaced with the pre-existing ``GEVENT_LOOP`` environment
variable. That variable may take the values ``libev-cext``,
``libev-cffi``, or ``libuv-cffi``, (or be a list in preference
order, or be a dotted name; it may also be assigned to an
object in Python code at ``gevent.config.loop``).
> The ``GEVENTARES_SERVERS`` environment variable is deprecated in
favor of ``GEVENT_RESOLVER_SERVERS``. See :issue:`1103`.
+ Other Changes
* The internal, undocumented module ``gevent._threading`` has been
simplified.
* The internal, undocumented class ``gevent._socket3._fileobject`` has
been removed. See :issue:`1084`.
* Simplify handling of the libev default loop and the ``destroy()``
method. The default loop, when destroyed, can again be requested and
it will regenerate itself. The default loop is the only one that can
receive child events.
* Make :meth:`gevent.socket.socket.sendall` up to ten times faster on
PyPy3, through the same change that was applied in gevent 1.1b3 for PyPy2.
* Be more careful about issuing a warning about patching SSL on
Python 2. See :issue:`1108`.
* Signal handling under PyPy with libuv is more reliable. See
:issue:`1112`.
* The :mod:`gevent.greenlet` module is now compiled with Cython to
offset any performance decrease due to :issue:`755`. Please open
issues for any compatibility concerns. See :pr:`1115` and :pr:`1120`.
* On CPython, allow the pure-Python implementations of
`gevent.Greenlet`, `gevent.local` and `gevent.lock` to be
used when the environment variable ``PURE_PYTHON`` is set. This is
not recommended except for debugging and testing. See :issue:`1118`.
* :meth:`gevent.select.poll.poll` now interprets a *timeout* of -1 the
same as a *timeout* of *None* as the standard requires. Previously,
on libuv this was interpreted the same as a *timeout* of 0. In
addition, all *timeout* values less than zero are interpreted like
*None* (as they always were under libev). See :issue:`1127`.
* Monkey-patching now defaults to patching ``threading.Event``.
* ``Pool.add`` now accepts ``blocking`` and ``timeout`` parameters,
which function similarly to their counterparts in ``Semaphore``.
See :pr:`1032` by Ron Rothman.
* Defer adjusting the stdlib's list of active threads until
``threading`` is monkey patched. Previously this was done when
:mod:`gevent.threading` was imported. That module is documented to
be used as a helper for monkey patching, so this should generally
function the same, but some applications ignore the documentation
and directly import that module anyway.
A positive consequence is that ``import gevent.threading, threading;
threading.current_thread()`` will no longer return a DummyThread
before monkey-patching. Another positive consequence is that PyPy
will no longer print a ``KeyError`` on exit if
:mod:`gevent.threading` was imported *without* monkey-patching.
See :issue:`984`.
* Specify the Requires-Python metadata for improved installation
support in certain tools (setuptools v24.2.1 or newer is required).
See :issue:`995`.
* Monkey-patching after the :mod:`ssl` module has been imported now
prints a warning because this can produce ``RecursionError``.
* :class:`gevent.local.local` objects are now approximately 3.5 times faster
getting, setting and deleting attributes on PyPy. This involved
implementing more of the attribute protocols directly. Please open
an issue if you have any compatibility problems. See :issue:`1020`.
* :class:`gevent.local.local` is compiled with Cython on CPython. It
was already 5 to 6 times faster due to the work on :issue:`1020`,
and compiling it with Cython makes it another 5 to 6 times faster,
for a total speed up of about 35 times. It is now in the same
ballpark as the native :class:`threading.local` class. It also uses
one pointer less memory per object, and one pointer less memory per
greenlet. See :pr:`1024`.
* More safely terminate subprocesses on Windows with
:meth:`gevent.subprocess.Popen.terminate`. Reported in :issue:`1023`
by Giacomo Debidda.
* gevent now uses cffi's "extern 'Python'" callbacks. These should be
faster and more stable. This requires at least cffi 1.4.0. See :issue:`1049`.
* gevent now approximately tries to stick to a scheduling interval
when running callbacks, instead of simply running a count of
callbacks. The interval is determined by
:func:`gevent.getswitchinterval`. On Python 3, this is the same as
the thread switch interval. On Python 2, this defaults to 0.005s and
can be changed with :func:`gevent.setswitchinterval`. This should
result in more fair "scheduling" of greenlets, especially when
``gevent.sleep(0)`` or other busy callbacks are in use. The interval
is checked every 50 callbacks to keep overhead low. See
:issue:`1072`. With thanks to Arcadiy Ivanov and Antonio Cuni.
* The long-deprecated and undocumented module ``gevent.wsgi`` was removed.
+ libuv
* Add initial *experimental* support for using libuv as a backend
instead of libev, controlled by setting the environment variable
``GEVENT_CORE_CFFI_ONLY=libuv`` before importing gevent. This
suffers a number of limitations compared to libev, notably:
> libuv support is not available in the manylinux wheels uploaded to
PyPI. The manylinux specification requires glibc 2.5, while libuv
requires glibc 2.12. Install from source to access libuv on Linux
(e.g., pip's ``--no-binary`` option).
> Timers (such as ``gevent.sleep`` and ``gevent.Timeout``) only
support a resolution of 1ms (in practice, it's closer to 1.5ms).
Attempting to use something smaller will automatically increase it
to 1ms and issue a warning. Because libuv only supports
millisecond resolution by rounding a higher-precision clock to an
integer number of milliseconds, timers apparently suffer from more
jitter.
> Using negative timeouts may behave differently from libev.
> libuv blocks delivery of all signals, so signals are handled using
an (arbitrary) 0.3 second timer. This means that signal handling
will be delayed by up to that amount, and that the longest the
event loop can sleep in the operating system's ``poll`` call is
that amount. Note that this is what gevent does for libev on
Windows too.
> libuv only supports one io watcher per file descriptor, whereas
libev and gevent have always supported many watchers using
different settings. The libev behaviour is emulated at the Python
level, but that adds overhead.
> Looping multiple times and expecting events for the same file
descriptor to be raised each time without any data being read or
written (as works with libev) does not appear to work correctly on
Linux when using ``gevent.select.poll`` or a monkey-patched
``selectors.PollSelector``.
> The build system does not support using a system libuv; the
embedded copy must be used. Using setuptools to compile libuv was
the most portable method found.
> If anything unexpected happens, libuv likes to ``abort()`` the
entire process instead of reporting an error. For example, closing
a file descriptor it is using in a watcher may cause the entire
process to be exited.
> There may be occasional otherwise unexplained and hard to
duplicate crashes. If you can duplicate a crash, **please** submit
an issue.
> This is the only backend that PyPy can use on Windows. As of this
alpha, there are many known issues with non-blocking sockets
(e.g., as used by :mod:`asyncore`; see ``test_ftplib.py``) and
sometimes sockets not getting closed in a timely fashion
(apparently; see ``test_httpservers.py``) and communicating with
subprocesses (it always hangs). Help tracking those down would be
appreciated. Only PyPy2 is tested.
Other differences include:
> The order in which timers and other callbacks are invoked may be
different than in libev. In particular, timers and IO callbacks
happen in a different order, and timers may easily be off by up to
half of the supposed 1ms resolution. See :issue:`1057`.
> Starting a ``timer`` watcher does not update the loop's time by
default. This is because, unlike libev, a timer callback can cause
other timer callbacks to be run if they expire because the loop's
time updated, without cycling the event loop. See :issue:`1057`.
libev has also been changed to follow this behaviour.
Also see :issue:`1072`.
> Timers of zero duration do not necessarily cause the event loop to
cycle, as they do in libev. Instead, they may be called
immediately. If zero duration timers are added from other zero
duration timer callbacks, this can lead the loop to appear to
hang, as no IO will actually be done.
To mitigate this issue, ``loop.timer()`` detects attempts to use
zero duration timers and turns them into a check watcher. check
watchers do not support the ``again`` method.
> All watchers (e.g., ``loop.io``) and the ``Timeout`` class have a
``close`` method that should be called when code is done using the
object (they also function as context managers and a ``with``
statement will automatically close them). gevent does this
internally for sockets, file objects and internal timeouts.
Neglecting to close an object may result in leaking native
resources. To debug this, set the environment variables
``GEVENT_DEBUG=debug`` and ``PYTHONTRACEMALLOC=n`` before starting
the process.
The traditional cython-based libev backend will not leak if
``close`` is not called and will not produce warnings. The
CFFI-based libev backend will not currently leak but will produce
warnings. The CFFI-based libuv backend may leak and will produce
warnings.
Again, this is extremely experimental and all of it is subject to
change.
See :issue:`790` for history and more in-depth discussion.
+ libev
* The C extension has been updated to use more modern Cython idioms
and generate less code for simplicity, faster compilation and better
cache usage. See :pr:`1077`.
> Watcher objects may be slightly larger. On a 64-bit platform, a
typical watcher may be 16 bytes (2 pointers) larger. This is
offset by slight performance gains.
> Cython is no longer preprocessed. Certain attributes that were
previously only defined in certain compilation modes (notably
LIBEV_EMBED) are now always defined, but will raise
``AttributeError`` or have a negative value when not available. In
general these attributes are not portable or documented and are
not implemented by libuv or the CFFI backend. See :issue:`1076`.
> Certain private helper functions (``gevent_handle_error``, and part of
``gevent_call``) are now implemented in Cython instead of C. This
reduces our reliance on internal undocumented implementation
details of Cython and Python that could change. See :pr:`1080`.
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- Upgrade to 1.5a3:
- The file objects (FileObjectPosix, FileObjectThread) now
consistently text and binary modes. If neither 'b' nor 't' is
given in the mode, they will read and write native strings.
If 't' is given, they will always work with unicode strings,
and 'b' will always work with byte strings. (FileObjectPosix
already worked this way.) See :issue:`1441`.
- The file objects accept encoding, errors and newline
arguments. On Python 2, these are only used if 't' is in the
mode.
- The default mode for FileObjectPosix changed from rb to
simply r, for consistency with the other file objects and the
standard open and io.open functions.
- Fix FileObjectPosix improperly being used from multiple
greenlets. Previously this was hidden by forcing buffering,
which raised RuntimeError.
- Fix using monkey-patched threading.Lock and threading.RLock
objects as spin locks by making them call sleep(0) if they
failed to acquire the lock in a non-blocking call. This lets
other callbacks run to release the lock, simulating
preemptive threading. Using spin locks is not recommended,
but may have been done in code written for threads,
especially on Python 3. See :issue:`1464`.
- Fix Semaphore (and monkey-patched threading locks) to be
fair. This eliminates the rare potential for starvation of
greenlets. As part of this change, the low-level method
rawlink of Semaphore, Event, and AsyncResult now always
remove the link object when calling it, so unlink can
sometimes be optimized out. See :issue:`1487`.
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- Update to 1.3.3
* :func:`gevent.sleep` updates the loop's notion of the current time
before sleeping so that sleep duration corresponds more closely to
elapsed (wall clock) time. :class:`gevent.Timeout` does the same.
Reported by champax and FoP in :issue:`1227`.
* Fix an ``UnboundLocalError`` in SSL servers when wrapping a socket
throws an error. Reported in :issue:`1236` by kochelmonster.
- Update to 1.3.2
* Allow weak refeneces to :class:`gevent.queue.Queue`. Reported in
:issue:`1217` by githrdw.
- Update to 1.3.1
* Allow weak references to :class:`gevent.event.Event`. Reported in
:issue:`1211` by Matias Guijarro.
* Fix embedded uses of :func:`gevent.Greenlet.spawn`, especially under
uwsgi. Reported in :issue:`1212` by Kunal Gangakhedkar.
* Fix :func:`gevent.os.nb_write` and :func:`gevent.os.nb_read` not
always closing the IO event they opened in the event of an
exception. This would be a problem especially for libuv.
- Update to 1.3.0
+ Dependencies
* Cython 0.28.2 is now used to build gevent from a source checkout.
* The bundled libuv is now 1.19.2, up from 1.18.0.
* On Windows, CFFI is now a dependency so that the libuv backend
really can be used by default.
* Cython 0.28b1 or later is now required to build gevent from a source
checkout (Cython is *not* required to build a source distribution
from PyPI).
* Update c-ares to 1.14.0. See :issue:`1105`.
* The bundled libuv is now 1.20.1, up from 1.19.2. See :issue:`1177`.
* gevent now **requires** the patched version of libuv it is
distributed with. Building gevent with a non-embedded libuv, while
not previously supported, is not possible now. See
:issue:`1126`.
* gevent is now built and tested with Cython 0.27. This is required
for Python 3.7 support.
* Update c-ares to 1.13.0. See :issue:`990`.
+ Platform Support
* Travis CI tests on Python 3.7.0b3.
* Windows now defaults to the libuv backend if CFFI is installed. See
:issue:`1163`.
* Python 3.7 passes the automated memory leak checks. See :issue:`1197`.
* Python 3.7.0b4 is now the tested and supported version of Python
3.7. PyPy 6.0 has been tested, although CI continues to use 5.10.
* Travis CI tests on Python 3.7.0b2 and PyPy 2.7 5.10.0 and PyPy 3.5
5.10.1.
* Add initial support for Python 3.7a3. It has the same level of
support as Python 3.6.
> Using unreleased Cython 0.28 and greenlet 0.4.13; requires Python 3.7a3.
> The ``async`` functions and classes have been renamed to
``async_`` due to ``async`` becoming a keyword in Python 3.7.
Aliases are still in place for older versions. See :issue:`1047`.
* gevent is now tested on Python 3.6.4. This includes the following
fixes and changes:
> Errors raised from :mod:`gevent.subprocess` will have a
``filename`` attribute set.
> The :class:`threading.Timer` class is now monkey-patched and can
be joined. Previously on Python 3.4 and above, joining a ``Timer``
would hang the process.
> :meth:`gevent.ssl.SSLSocket.unwrap` behaves more like the standard
library, including returning a SSLSocket and allowing certain
timeout-related SSL errors to propagate. The added standard
library tests ``test_ftplib.py`` now passes.
> :class:`gevent.subprocess.Popen` accepts a "path-like object" for
the *cwd* parameter on all platforms. Previously this only worked
on POSIX platforms under Python 3.6. Now it also works on Windows under
Python 3.6 (as expected) and is backported to all previous versions.
* Linux CI now tests on PyPy3 3.5-5.9.0, updated from PyPy3 3.5-5.7.1.
See :issue:`1001`. PyPy2 has been updated to 5.9.0 from 5.7.1,
Python 2.7 has been updated to 2.7.14 from 2.7.13, Python 3.4 is
updated to 3.4.7 from 3.4.5, Python 3.5 is now 3.5.4 from 3.5.3, and
Python 3.6 is now 3.6.4 from 3.6.0.
* Drop support for Python 3.3. The documentation has only claimed
support for 3.4+ since gevent 1.2 was released, and only 3.4+ has
been tested. This merely removes the supporting Trove classifier and
remaining test code. See :issue:`997`.
* PyPy is now known to run on Windows using the libuv backend, with
caveats. See the section on libuv for more information.
* Due to security concerns, official support for Python 2.7.8 and
earlier (without a modern SSL implementation) has been dropped.
These versions are no longer tested with gevent, but gevent can
still be installed on them. Supporting code will be removed in the
next major version of gevent. See :issue:`1073`.
* `gevent.subprocess.Popen` uses ``/proc/self/fd`` (on Linux) or
``/dev/fd`` (on BSD, including macOS) to find the file descriptors
to close when ``close_fds`` is true. This matches an optimization
added to Python 3 (and backports it to Python 2.7), making process
spawning up to 9 times faster. Also, on Python 3, since Python 3.3
is no longer supported, we can also optimize the case where
``close_fds`` is false (not the default), making process spawning up
to 38 times faster. Initially reported in :issue:`1172` by Ofer Koren.
+ Bug Fixes
* :class:`gevent.local.local` subclasses that mix-in ABCs can be instantiated.
Reported in :issue:`1201` by Bob Jordan.
* Fix a bug detecting whether we can use the memory monitoring
features when psutil is not installed.
* On Python 2, when monkey-patching `threading.Event`, also
monkey-patch the underlying class, ``threading._Event``. Some code
may be type-checking for that. See :issue:`1136`.
* Fix libuv io watchers polling for events that only stopped watchers
are interested in, reducing CPU usage. Reported in :issue:`1144` by
wwqgtxx.
* Fix calling ``shutdown`` on a closed socket. It was raising
``AttributeError``, now it once again raises the correct
``socket.error``. Reported in :issue:`1089` by André Cimander.
* Fix an interpreter crash that could happen if two or more ``loop``
objects referenced the default event loop and one of them was
destroyed and then the other one destroyed or (in the libev C
extension implementation only) deallocated (garbage collected). See
:issue:`1098`.
* Fix a race condition in libuv child callbacks. See :issue:`1104`.
* If a single greenlet created and destroyed many
:class:`gevent.local.local` objects without ever exiting, there
would be a leak of the function objects intended to clean up the
locals after the greenlet exited. Introduce a weak reference to
avoid that. Reported in :issue:`981` by Heungsub Lee.
* pywsgi also catches and ignores by default
:const:`errno.WSAECONNABORTED` on Windows. Initial patch in
:pr:`999` by Jan van Valburg.
* :meth:`gevent.subprocess.Popen.communicate` returns the correct type
of str (not bytes) in universal newline mode under Python 3, or when
an encoding has been specified. Initial patch in :pr:`939` by
William Grzybowski.
* :meth:`gevent.subprocess.Popen.communicate` (and in general,
accessing ``Popen.stdout`` and ``Popen.stderr``) returns the correct
type of str (bytes) in universal newline mode under Python 2.
Previously it always returned unicode strings. Reported in
:issue:`1039` by Michal Petrucha.
* :class:`gevent.fileobject.FileObjectPosix` returns native strings in
universal newline mode on Python 2. This is consistent with what
:class:`.FileObjectThread` does. See :issue:`1039`.
* ``socket.send()`` now catches ``EPROTOTYPE`` on macOS to handle a race
condition during shutdown. Fixed in :pr:`1035` by Jay Oster.
* :func:`gevent.socket.create_connection` now properly cleans up open
sockets if connecting or binding raises a :exc:`BaseException` like
:exc:`KeyboardInterrupt`, :exc:`greenlet.GreenletExit` or
:exc:`gevent.timeout.Timeout`. Reported in :issue:`1044` by
kochelmonster.
+ Enhancements
* Add additional optimizations for spawning greenlets, making it
faster than 1.3a2.
* Use strongly typed watcher callbacks in the libuv CFFI extensions.
This prevents dozens of compiler warnings.
* When gevent prints a timestamp as part of an error message, it is
now in UTC format as specified by RFC3339.
* Threadpool threads that exit now always destroy their hub (if one
was created). This prevents some forms of resource leaks (notably
visible as blocking functions reported by the new monitoring abilities).
* Hub objects now include the value of their ``name`` attribute in
their repr.
* Pools for greenlets and threads have lower overhead, especially for
``map``. See :pr:`1153`.
* The undocumented, internal implementation classes ``IMap`` and
``IMapUnordered`` classes are now compiled with Cython, further
reducing the overhead of ``[Thread]Pool.imap``.
* The classes `gevent.event.Event` and `gevent.event.AsyncResult`
are compiled with Cython for improved performance, as is the
``gevent.queue`` module and ``gevent.hub.Waiter`` and certain
time-sensitive parts of the hub itself. Please report any
compatibility issues.
* ``python -m gevent.monkey <script>`` accepts more values for
``<script>``, including paths to packages or compiled bytecode.
Reported in :issue:`1157` by Eddie Linder.
* Add a simple event framework for decoupled communication. It uses
:mod:`zope.event` if that is installed.
* :mod:`gevent.monkey` has support for plugins in the form of event
subscribers and setuptools entry points. See :pr:`1158` and
:issue:`1162`. setuptools must be installed at runtime for its entry
points to function.
* Add the ``dnspython`` resolver as a lightweight alternative to
c-ares. It is generally faster than c-ares and is supported on PyPy.
c-ares may be deprecated in the future. See :pr:`1088` and
:issue:`1103`.
* Add the module :mod:`gevent.time` that can be imported instead of
:mod:`time`, much like :mod:`gevent.socket` can be imported instead
of :mod:`socket`. It contains ``gevent.sleep``. This aids
monkey-patching.
* Simple subclasses of `gevent.local.local` now have the same
(substantially improved) performance characteristics of plain
`gevent.local.local` itself, making them 2 to 3 times faster than
before. See :pr:`1117`. If there are any compatibility
problems, please open issues.
* Add `gevent.util.assert_switches` to build on the monitoring
functions. Fixes :issue:`1182`.
* A started monitor thread for the active hub now survives a fork. See
:issue:`1185`.
* The greenlet tracer functions used for the various monitoring
capabilities are now compiled with Cython for substantially lower
overhead. See :pr:`1190`.
* libuv now collects all pending watchers and runs their callbacks at
the end of the loop iteration using UV_RUN_ONCE. This eliminates the
need to patch libuv to be greenlet-safe. It also means that
zero-duration timer watchers are actual timer watchers again
(instead of being turned into check watchers); newly added
zero-duration timers cannot block the event loop because they won't
be run until a safe time.
+ Monitoring and Debugging
* Introduce the configuration variable
`gevent.config.track_greenlet_tree` (aka
``GEVENT_TRACK_GREENLET_TREE``) to allow disabling the greenlet tree
features for applications where greenlet spawning is performance
critical. This restores spawning performance to 1.2 levels.
* Add an optional monitoring thread for each hub. When enabled, this
thread (by default) looks for greenlets that block the event loop
for more than 0.1s. You can add your own periodic monitoring
functions to this thread. Set ``GEVENT_MONITOR_THREAD_ENABLE`` to
use it, and ``GEVENT_MAX_BLOCKING_TIME`` to configure the blocking
interval.
* The monitoring thread emits events when it detects certain
conditions, like loop blocked or memory limits exceeded.
* Add settings for monitoring memory usage and emitting events when a
threshold is exceeded and then corrected. gevent currently supplies
no policy for what to do when memory exceeds the configured limit.
``psutil`` must be installed to use this. See :pr:`1150`.
* Greenlet objects now keep track of their spawning parent greenlet
and the code location that spawned them, in addition to maintaining
a "spawn tree local" mapping. This adds some runtime overhead in
relative terms, but absolute numbers are still relatively small.
Based on a proposal from PayPal and comments by Mahmoud Hashemi and
Kurt Rose. See :issue:`755` and :pr:`1115`. As always, feedback is
appreciated.
* Greenlet objects now have a `minimal_ident
<gevent.Greenlet.minimal_ident>` property. It functions
similarly to ``Thread.ident`` or ``id`` by uniquely identifying the
greenlet object while it remains alive, and it can be reused after
the greenlet object is dead. It is different in that it is small and
sequential. Based on a proposal from PayPal and comments by Mahmoud
Hashemi and Kurt Rose. See :issue:`755`. As always, feedback is
appreciated.
* `gevent.Greenlet` objects now have a `gevent.Greenlet.name`
attribute that is included in the default repr.
* Include the values of `gevent.local.local` objects associated with
each greenlet in `gevent.util.format_run_info`.
* Add `gevent.util.GreenletTree` to visualize the greenlet tree. This
is used by `gevent.util.format_run_info`.
+ Build Changes
* Fix building from a source distribution (PyPI) without Cython
installed.
* When building gevent from a source checkout (*not* a distributed
source distribution), ``make`` is no longer required and the
``Makefile`` is not used. Neither is an external ``cython`` command.
Instead, the ``cythonize`` function is used, as recommended by
Cython. (The external commands were never required by source
distributions.) See :issue:`1076`.
* :class:`gevent.local.local` is compiled with Cython on CPython.
* The Cython ares 'channel' class is no longer declared to be publicly
accessible from a named C structure. Doing so caused a conflict with
the c-ares header files.
* Update autoconf's config.guess and config.sub to the latest versions
for c-ares and libev.
+ Subprocess
* Make :class:`gevnt.subprocess.Popen` accept the ``restore_signals``
keyword argument on all versions of Python, and on Python 2 have it
default to false. It previously defaulted to true on all versions;
now it only defaults to true on Python 3. The standard library in
Python 2 does not have this argument and its behaviour with regards
to signals is undocumented, but there is code known to rely on
signals not being restored under Python 2. Initial report and patch
in :pr:`1063` by Florian Margaine.
* Allow :class:`gevent.subprocess.Popen` to accept the keyword
arguments ``pass_fds`` and ``start_new_session`` under Python 2.
They have always had the same default as Python 3, namely an empty
tuple and false, but now are accessible to Python 2.
* Support the ``capture_output`` argument added to Python 3.7 in
:func:`gevent.subprocess.run`.
+ Configuration
* Centralize all gevent configuration in an object at
``gevent.config``, allowing for gevent to be configured through code
and not *necessarily* environment variables, and also provide a
centralized place for documentation. See :issue:`1090`.
> The new ``GEVENT_CORE_CFFI_ONLY`` environment variable has been
replaced with the pre-existing ``GEVENT_LOOP`` environment
variable. That variable may take the values ``libev-cext``,
``libev-cffi``, or ``libuv-cffi``, (or be a list in preference
order, or be a dotted name; it may also be assigned to an
object in Python code at ``gevent.config.loop``).
> The ``GEVENTARES_SERVERS`` environment variable is deprecated in
favor of ``GEVENT_RESOLVER_SERVERS``. See :issue:`1103`.
+ Other Changes
* The internal, undocumented module ``gevent._threading`` has been
simplified.
* The internal, undocumented class ``gevent._socket3._fileobject`` has
been removed. See :issue:`1084`.
* Simplify handling of the libev default loop and the ``destroy()``
method. The default loop, when destroyed, can again be requested and
it will regenerate itself. The default loop is the only one that can
receive child events.
* Make :meth:`gevent.socket.socket.sendall` up to ten times faster on
PyPy3, through the same change that was applied in gevent 1.1b3 for PyPy2.
* Be more careful about issuing a warning about patching SSL on
Python 2. See :issue:`1108`.
* Signal handling under PyPy with libuv is more reliable. See
:issue:`1112`.
* The :mod:`gevent.greenlet` module is now compiled with Cython to
offset any performance decrease due to :issue:`755`. Please open
issues for any compatibility concerns. See :pr:`1115` and :pr:`1120`.
* On CPython, allow the pure-Python implementations of
`gevent.Greenlet`, `gevent.local` and `gevent.lock` to be
used when the environment variable ``PURE_PYTHON`` is set. This is
not recommended except for debugging and testing. See :issue:`1118`.
* :meth:`gevent.select.poll.poll` now interprets a *timeout* of -1 the
same as a *timeout* of *None* as the standard requires. Previously,
on libuv this was interpreted the same as a *timeout* of 0. In
addition, all *timeout* values less than zero are interpreted like
*None* (as they always were under libev). See :issue:`1127`.
* Monkey-patching now defaults to patching ``threading.Event``.
* ``Pool.add`` now accepts ``blocking`` and ``timeout`` parameters,
which function similarly to their counterparts in ``Semaphore``.
See :pr:`1032` by Ron Rothman.
* Defer adjusting the stdlib's list of active threads until
``threading`` is monkey patched. Previously this was done when
:mod:`gevent.threading` was imported. That module is documented to
be used as a helper for monkey patching, so this should generally
function the same, but some applications ignore the documentation
and directly import that module anyway.
A positive consequence is that ``import gevent.threading, threading;
threading.current_thread()`` will no longer return a DummyThread
before monkey-patching. Another positive consequence is that PyPy
will no longer print a ``KeyError`` on exit if
:mod:`gevent.threading` was imported *without* monkey-patching.
See :issue:`984`.
* Specify the Requires-Python metadata for improved installation
support in certain tools (setuptools v24.2.1 or newer is required).
See :issue:`995`.
* Monkey-patching after the :mod:`ssl` module has been imported now
prints a warning because this can produce ``RecursionError``.
* :class:`gevent.local.local` objects are now approximately 3.5 times faster
getting, setting and deleting attributes on PyPy. This involved
implementing more of the attribute protocols directly. Please open
an issue if you have any compatibility problems. See :issue:`1020`.
* :class:`gevent.local.local` is compiled with Cython on CPython. It
was already 5 to 6 times faster due to the work on :issue:`1020`,
and compiling it with Cython makes it another 5 to 6 times faster,
for a total speed up of about 35 times. It is now in the same
ballpark as the native :class:`threading.local` class. It also uses
one pointer less memory per object, and one pointer less memory per
greenlet. See :pr:`1024`.
* More safely terminate subprocesses on Windows with
:meth:`gevent.subprocess.Popen.terminate`. Reported in :issue:`1023`
by Giacomo Debidda.
* gevent now uses cffi's "extern 'Python'" callbacks. These should be
faster and more stable. This requires at least cffi 1.4.0. See :issue:`1049`.
* gevent now approximately tries to stick to a scheduling interval
when running callbacks, instead of simply running a count of
callbacks. The interval is determined by
:func:`gevent.getswitchinterval`. On Python 3, this is the same as
the thread switch interval. On Python 2, this defaults to 0.005s and
can be changed with :func:`gevent.setswitchinterval`. This should
result in more fair "scheduling" of greenlets, especially when
``gevent.sleep(0)`` or other busy callbacks are in use. The interval
is checked every 50 callbacks to keep overhead low. See
:issue:`1072`. With thanks to Arcadiy Ivanov and Antonio Cuni.
* The long-deprecated and undocumented module ``gevent.wsgi`` was removed.
+ libuv
* Add initial *experimental* support for using libuv as a backend
instead of libev, controlled by setting the environment variable
``GEVENT_CORE_CFFI_ONLY=libuv`` before importing gevent. This
suffers a number of limitations compared to libev, notably:
> libuv support is not available in the manylinux wheels uploaded to
PyPI. The manylinux specification requires glibc 2.5, while libuv
requires glibc 2.12. Install from source to access libuv on Linux
(e.g., pip's ``--no-binary`` option).
> Timers (such as ``gevent.sleep`` and ``gevent.Timeout``) only
support a resolution of 1ms (in practice, it's closer to 1.5ms).
Attempting to use something smaller will automatically increase it
to 1ms and issue a warning. Because libuv only supports
millisecond resolution by rounding a higher-precision clock to an
integer number of milliseconds, timers apparently suffer from more
jitter.
> Using negative timeouts may behave differently from libev.
> libuv blocks delivery of all signals, so signals are handled using
an (arbitrary) 0.3 second timer. This means that signal handling
will be delayed by up to that amount, and that the longest the
event loop can sleep in the operating system's ``poll`` call is
that amount. Note that this is what gevent does for libev on
Windows too.
> libuv only supports one io watcher per file descriptor, whereas
libev and gevent have always supported many watchers using
different settings. The libev behaviour is emulated at the Python
level, but that adds overhead.
> Looping multiple times and expecting events for the same file
descriptor to be raised each time without any data being read or
written (as works with libev) does not appear to work correctly on
Linux when using ``gevent.select.poll`` or a monkey-patched
``selectors.PollSelector``.
> The build system does not support using a system libuv; the
embedded copy must be used. Using setuptools to compile libuv was
the most portable method found.
> If anything unexpected happens, libuv likes to ``abort()`` the
entire process instead of reporting an error. For example, closing
a file descriptor it is using in a watcher may cause the entire
process to be exited.
> There may be occasional otherwise unexplained and hard to
duplicate crashes. If you can duplicate a crash, **please** submit
an issue.
> This is the only backend that PyPy can use on Windows. As of this
alpha, there are many known issues with non-blocking sockets
(e.g., as used by :mod:`asyncore`; see ``test_ftplib.py``) and
sometimes sockets not getting closed in a timely fashion
(apparently; see ``test_httpservers.py``) and communicating with
subprocesses (it always hangs). Help tracking those down would be
appreciated. Only PyPy2 is tested.
Other differences include:
> The order in which timers and other callbacks are invoked may be
different than in libev. In particular, timers and IO callbacks
happen in a different order, and timers may easily be off by up to
half of the supposed 1ms resolution. See :issue:`1057`.
> Starting a ``timer`` watcher does not update the loop's time by
default. This is because, unlike libev, a timer callback can cause
other timer callbacks to be run if they expire because the loop's
time updated, without cycling the event loop. See :issue:`1057`.
libev has also been changed to follow this behaviour.
Also see :issue:`1072`.
> Timers of zero duration do not necessarily cause the event loop to
cycle, as they do in libev. Instead, they may be called
immediately. If zero duration timers are added from other zero
duration timer callbacks, this can lead the loop to appear to
hang, as no IO will actually be done.
To mitigate this issue, ``loop.timer()`` detects attempts to use
zero duration timers and turns them into a check watcher. check
watchers do not support the ``again`` method.
> All watchers (e.g., ``loop.io``) and the ``Timeout`` class have a
``close`` method that should be called when code is done using the
object (they also function as context managers and a ``with``
statement will automatically close them). gevent does this
internally for sockets, file objects and internal timeouts.
Neglecting to close an object may result in leaking native
resources. To debug this, set the environment variables
``GEVENT_DEBUG=debug`` and ``PYTHONTRACEMALLOC=n`` before starting
the process.
The traditional cython-based libev backend will not leak if
``close`` is not called and will not produce warnings. The
CFFI-based libev backend will not currently leak but will produce
warnings. The CFFI-based libuv backend may leak and will produce
warnings.
Again, this is extremely experimental and all of it is subject to
change.
See :issue:`790` for history and more in-depth discussion.
+ libev
* The C extension has been updated to use more modern Cython idioms
and generate less code for simplicity, faster compilation and better
cache usage. See :pr:`1077`.
> Watcher objects may be slightly larger. On a 64-bit platform, a
typical watcher may be 16 bytes (2 pointers) larger. This is
offset by slight performance gains.
> Cython is no longer preprocessed. Certain attributes that were
previously only defined in certain compilation modes (notably
LIBEV_EMBED) are now always defined, but will raise
``AttributeError`` or have a negative value when not available. In
general these attributes are not portable or documented and are
not implemented by libuv or the CFFI backend. See :issue:`1076`.
> Certain private helper functions (``gevent_handle_error``, and part of
``gevent_call``) are now implemented in Cython instead of C. This
reduces our reliance on internal undocumented implementation
details of Cython and Python that could change. See :pr:`1080`.
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