I would wager most people who choose mio to solve their async IO problems are expecting more abstraction in the library. The oft repeated question of Why doesn't mio have callbacks? is evidence of this. In fact, it is a design goal of mio to add only as much abstraction necessary to provide a consistent API for the various OS async IO implementations. A consequence of this design decision is that there are subtle behavioral differences between platforms. It may be tempting to let mio manage t...
