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Asynchronous I/O on Mac OS X

Hi,

Meaning the C10K problem, what is the best way to do asynch I/O on Mac OS X (assume to use on Mac and iPhone/iPad)?

On Linux our choice is epoll, on Windows is I/O Completion Ports.

Top priority is performance and scalability (thousands of connections).

UPDATE

OK. As Darwin is BSD-like system, my common idea is to use kqueue. Is this a right direction? It would be nice to hear from someone experienced in this area.

Thanks

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