Revision history for IO-Async-Loop-Epoll

0.13    CHANGES:
         * Rewrite to use Linux::Epoll instead, which has nicer scaling than
           IO::Epoll

0.12    BUGFIXES:
         * Only declare known support for on_hangup on Linux just on the
           offchance that some non-Linux OS ever gains epoll
         * Fix timing-related bugs by rounding epoll_pwait() timeout up to the
           next milisecond (RT73498)
         * on_hangup also needs to test for EPOLLERR condition

0.11    CHANGES:
         * Dynamically scale epoll_pwait() maxevents parameter to avoid
           stalling higher-numbered FDs during high load
         * Emulate non-epoll'able filehandles (e.g. regular files) as always
           read/write-ready

0.10    BUGFIXES:
         * Try to workaround perl blobk/unblock signals bug by using an unsafe
           POSIX::SigAction handler

0.09    CHANGES:
         * Updated API version for IO::Async 0.33

0.08    CHANGES:
         * Full example in SYNOPSIS section

        BUGFIXES:
         * Handle EPOLLERR as on_read_ready

0.07    CHANGES:
         * Updated for IO-Async 0.24
         * Use shared acceptance testing provided by IO::Async::LoopTests

0.06    CHANGES:
         * Various small updates to keep CPANTS happy

0.05    CHANGES:
         * Added 'use warnings'

        BUGFIXES:
         * Don't rely on writability of STDOUT during test scripts

0.04    CHANGES:
         * Updated for IO-Async 0.20

0.03    BUGFIXES:
         * Better handling of write-only Notifiers

0.02    CHANGES:
         * Use low-level IO::Epoll interface (epoll_ctl() etc..) instead of
           high-level IO::Poll-alike object wrapper. Should be better
           performance, and less buggy - doesn't depend on poor IO::Poll-like
           emulation details.

0.01    First version, released on an unsuspecting world.