Tudor Bosman
Tudor Bosman
Alternatively (and possibly cleaner), I could associate a finalizer which is always called when a specific callback is no longer going to be called.
Exciting! I have a strong vested interest in seeing WASM succeed as a server-side plugin (and write-once, run-anywhere code distribution) platform. There are a few missing pieces: - 64-bit support...
@michael-grunder have you had a chance to take a look at this? Thank you!
@michael-grunder I don't think there are any backwards compatibility issues. The only thing that changes in a potentially backwards incompatible way is `struct redisCallback` (its size and the offsets of...
I guess code that explicitly accesses `redisAsyncContext::replies` would break, but I don't imagine that was ever intended for public consumption.
@kristjanvalur 1. I chose to run the finalizer for regular callbacks as well, because that allows me to generically free state in the C++ code that sits on top of...
@kristjanvalur sorry for the long delay, I made the change you requested. PTAL?
@michael-grunder PTAL? C++ programmers worldwide would thank you :)
I'm noticing the same problem. The icon in the status bar is grayed out, and hovering over it shows the beachball. In my case, it seems that Scroll Reverser resumes...
@zuiderkwast No, I'm not planning to work on this any more. I ended up having to parse the request and response (to know whether it's pub/sub or regular command) anyway...