cohttp-eio : split Rwer module into Buf_read and Buf_write. #971
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Rwer module mostly served as miscellaneous dump bag of various readers and writers. The name Rwer always felt a bit incoherent even when it was initially added. However, I couldn't quite pin the correct module name for it. Recently, while working on another PR, it dawned on me that the readers and writers can be logically split into Buf_read and Buf_write modules by extending Eio Buf_read and Buf_write modules respectively.
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The PR may look big (due to Files changed). However, it is mostly "lift and shift" operation. |
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Closing this in support of discussion happening at #969 |
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Rwer module mostly served as miscellaneous dump bag of various readers and writers. The name Rwer always felt a bit incoherent even when it was initially added. However, I couldn't quite pin the correct module name for it. Recently, while working on another PR, it dawned on me that the readers and writers can be logically split into Buf_read and Buf_write modules by extending Eio Buf_read and Buf_write modules respectively.
Split off from #969 for easy review.
/cc @patricoferris @mseri