Make Pipe() functionality more reliable #10
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1. Enhance eventloop-integration to have BusDispatcher monitor incoming Pipe() FDs so incoming Pipe() data can be quickly handled. 2. Fix reading and writing to pipe to handle partial reads, partial writes, and EINTR. 3. Fix Pipe::signal() to follow protocol of read()/write() by writing data starting with size (number of bytes). Implemented by using Pipe::write() rather than a raw ::write().
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Enhance eventloop-integration to have BusDispatcher monitor
incoming Pipe() FDs so incoming Pipe() data can be quickly handled.
Fix reading and writing to pipe to handle partial reads, partial
writes, and EINTR.
Fix Pipe::signal() to follow protocol of read()/write() by writing
data starting with size (number of bytes). Implemented by using
Pipe::write() rather than a raw ::write().