[Translation] 6_epoll_kqueue_iocp

[Jaxx4Fun]

Mio powers the OS event queue used in Tokio, which is a runtime that provides I/O, networking, scheduling etc.

Here the word which refers to Tokio, right? So does it matter whether there is a comma before which? To my knowledge, the answer is NO, what a which refers to just depends on the context.

This is especially apparent when you want to write a library since abstracting over both means you'll either have to model IOCP as readiness-based or model epoll/kqueue as completion-based.

Can I understand the word model here as abstract or transform?

[cfsamson]

Here the word which refers to Tokio, right? So does it matter whether there is a comma before which? To my knowledge, the answer is NO, what a which refers to just depends on the context.

Yes, it refers to Tokio. I think the comma is correct as is since it follows a fully qualified sentence, but I have to add that English comma rules is something I often get wrong.

Can I understand the word model here as abstract or transform?

I think abstract could be used here. Transform is not strictly correct since all you provide is an abstraction that covers up the fact that they're different.