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iosock

Simple I/O Socket Working on.

import iosock
server = iosock.EpollServer()
server.listen('localhost', 0000)
server.start()
recv_data = server.recv()
if recvdata['type'] == 'accept':
elif recvdata['type'] == 'debug':
server.join()

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