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libevent and epoll,which is more efficient? [closed]

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libevent

epoll

I think these are the two event-dealing libraries among the best.

These two both have many users,but which is better?

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wireshark Avatar asked May 25 '11 05:05

wireshark

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epoll is offered by Linux. libevent is built on top of epoll. Using epoll alone may thus be more efficient, if you know what you're doing.

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blais Avatar answered Nov 04 '22 19:11

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