Remove Socket token generic in favor of a struct #25
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Token has become a tuple struct wrapping a single uint. Using a generic is not much use because supporting epoll and kqueue require that: a) implement Copy b) fit in the same number of bytes as uint Given these requirements, it seems easier to just use a uint based token.
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Token has become a tuple struct wrapping a single uint. Using a generic
is not much use because supporting epoll and kqueue require that:
a) implement Copy
b) fit in the same number of bytes as uint
Given these requirements, it seems easier to just use a uint based
token.
Note that the TOKEN_{N} hack is to work around a rust bug (rust-lang/rust#17722) that has been fixed in a PR but is waiting to be pulled in.