Update of /cvsroot/poe/poexs
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README
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clean up rule 3 a bit. be a bit more explicit in why rule 3 is groovy and that rule 3 is only groovy in light of rules 1 and 2.
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Perl one-to-one into XS.
! 3) Internal breakage is strongly encouraged ( do not break the public
! interface ) as it will let us flex our minds and come up with new ways
to make POE faster. One example would be removing Session references
! from the Kernel, operating solely on IDs. So, if you have ideas,
! send them in!
Beyond that, go to town. Have fun. Find cool ways to make POE faster and
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Perl one-to-one into XS.
! 3) Internal breakage is strongly encouraged (provided rule 1 is followed)
! as it will let us flex our minds and come up with new ways
to make POE faster. One example would be removing Session references
! from the Kernel, operating solely on IDs. POE is written in perl. poexs
! is written in C/XS. As such, there are unique optimization opportunities
! in each implementation. Take advantage of the language's features and
! coolness as much as possible while maintaining compliance to the first
! two rules.
Beyond that, go to town. Have fun. Find cool ways to make POE faster and
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