Fast portable non-blocking network programming with Libevent

Learning Libevent

Chapter 0: About this document
Chapter 1: A tiny introduction to asynchronous IO.

A Libevent Reference Manual

R0: Preliminaries
R1: Setting up the Libevent library
R2: Getting an event_base
R3: Running an event loop
R4: Working with events
R5: Utiltity and portability functions
R6: Bufferevents: concepts and basics
R6a: Bufferevents: advanced topics
R7: Evbuffers: utility functionality for buffered IO
R8: Connection listeners: accepting TCP connections
R9: DNS for Libevent

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