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The libasync unit provides cross-platform units for asynchronous input/output. It is mainly a low-level implementation of fpasync, which is an OOP implementation of the same routines. | The libasync unit provides cross-platform units for asynchronous input/output. It is mainly a low-level implementation of fpasync, which is an OOP implementation of the same routines. | ||
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The libasync unit provides cross-platform units for asynchronous input/output. It is mainly a low-level implementation of fpasync, which is an OOP implementation of the same routines.
The fpasync unit contains some classes which create an OOP wrapper around the libasync package. It is meant to integrate asynchroneous I/O in programs that also have another event loop running.
This package seems to be unix only.
