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by p_ing
512 days ago
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Certainly depends on which APIs you ultimately use as a developer, right? If it is .NET, they're super simple, and you can get IOCP for "free" and non-blocking async I/O is quite easy to implement. I can't say the Win32 File API is "pretty", but it's also an abstraction, like the .NET File Class is. And if you touch the NT API, you're naughty. On Linux and macOS you use the same API, just the backends are different if you want async (epoll [blocking async] on Linux, kqueue on macOS). |
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