YIMMO¶
Yimmo (yup, I made my own) is a streaming socket framework.
It favors ease of use and performance over feature richness. It provides some basics and attempts to provide a flexible, intuitive interface upon which more complicated functionality can be built.
It has a single-process, single-threaded operating model (multi-proc/multi-thread support is WIP). The I/O architecture is a traditional reactor pattern which uses libev for I/O readiness notifications.
Want to get the gist?
To get a feel for the overall architecture, see Architecture.
For detailed information about using the C library, see Guide to the C API.
Examples: have a peek at the simple HTTP Example Server or WebSocket Echo Server to get a sense for the usage.
Interested in running the WSGI server? See WSGI Server.
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