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Opened Feb 22, 2016 by Nick Mathewson@nickm🐭

Tor could use a publish/subscribe abstraction

Many places in our codebase, we have a function "foo_has_occurred()" that is called whenever foo happens, and which dispatches into many other semi-unrelated modules. These functions tend to be fairly huge modularity violations, and create many surprising edges in our module callgraph. Using a publish/subscribe pattern would be the usual way to enforce these divisions.

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Reference: legacy/trac#18363