Can anybody point me at documentaion for linux libaio-0.3.107

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Hello all,

I have just inherited an chunk of an embedded Linux project that makes a lot of use of libaio-0.3.107 and am struggling to find any documentation and/or example code to assist me in making sense of it.

Anybody got anything they could recomened?

Thanks

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