Patch by Jim Fulton.

Patch by A. Jesse Jiryu Davis

Patch by A. Jesse Jiryu Davis

Patch by A. Jesse Jiryu Davis.

Issue #26509: In fatal error handlers, don't log ConnectionAbortedError which
occur on Windows.

Issue #26604:

* Add a new optional source parameter to _warnings.warn() and warnings.warn()
* Modify asyncore, asyncio and _pyio modules to set the source parameter when
  logging a ResourceWarning warning

Patch by Sebastien Bourdeauducq (issue #26338)

getaddrinfo takes an exclusive lock on some platforms, causing clients to queue
up waiting for the lock if many names are being resolved concurrently. Users
may want to handle name resolution in their own code, for the sake of caching,
using an alternate resolver, or to measure DNS duration separately from
connection duration. Skip getaddrinfo if the "host" passed into
create_connection is already resolved.

See https://github.com/python/asyncio/pull/302 for details.

Patch by A. Jesse Jiryu Davis.

sequence of strings. Patch written by Yann Sionneau.

Previous approach of installing coroutine wrapper in loop.set_debug() and
uninstalling it in loop.close() was very fragile.  Most of asyncio tests
do not call loop.close() at all.  Since coroutine wrapper is a global
setting, we have to make sure that it's only set when the loop is
running, and is automatically unset when it stops running.

Issue #24017.

* _check_resolved_address() is implemented with getaddrinfo() which is slow
* If available, use socket.inet_pton() instead of socket.getaddrinfo(), because
  it is much faster

Microbenchmark (timeit) on Fedora 21 (Python 3.4, Linux 3.17, glibc 2.20) to
validate the IPV4 address "127.0.0.1" or the IPv6 address "::1":

* getaddrinfo() 10.4 usec per loop
* inet_pton(): 0.285 usec per loop

On glibc older than 2.14, getaddrinfo() always requests the list of all local
IP addresses to the kernel (using a NETLINK socket). getaddrinfo() has other
known issues, it's better to avoid it when it is possible.

is not explicitly closed. Close also explicitly transports in test_sslproto.

* Remove unused SSLProtocol._closing attribute
* test_sslproto: skip test if ssl module is missing
* Python issue #23208: Don't use the traceback of the current handle if we
  already know the traceback of the source. The handle may be more revelant,
  but having 3 tracebacks (handle, source, exception) becomes more difficult to
  read. The handle may be preferred later but it requires more work to make
  this choice.

In debug mode, BaseEventLoop._run_once() now sets the
BaseEventLoop._current_handle attribute to the handle currently executed.
In release mode or when no handle is executed, the attribute is None.

BaseEventLoop.default_exception_handler() displays the traceback of the current
handle if available.

Fix create_datagram_endpoint(), connect_read_pipe() and connect_write_pipe():
close the transport if the task is cancelled or on error.

only Exception

tests: Remove unused function; inline another function

* PipeHandle now uses None instead of -1 for a closed handle
* Sort imports in windows_utils.
* Fix test_events on Python older than 3.5. Skip SSL tests on the
  ProactorEventLoop if ssl.MemoryIO is missing
* Fix BaseEventLoop._create_connection_transport(). Close the transport if the
  creation of the transport (if the waiter) gets an exception.
* _ProactorBasePipeTransport now sets _sock to None when the transport is
  closed.
* Fix BaseSubprocessTransport.close(). Ignore pipes for which the protocol is
  not set yet (still equal to None).
* TestLoop.close() now calls the close() method of the parent class
  (BaseEventLoop).
* Cleanup BaseSelectorEventLoop: create the protocol on a separated line for
  readability and ease debugging.
* Fix BaseSubprocessTransport._kill_wait(). Set the _returncode attribute, so
  close() doesn't try to terminate the process.
* Tests: explicitly close event loops and transports
* UNIX pipe transports: add closed/closing in repr(). Add "closed" or "closing"
  state in the __repr__() method of _UnixReadPipeTransport and
  _UnixWritePipeTransport classes.

asyncio.BaseEventLoop now use the identifier of the current thread to ensure
that they are called from the thread running the event loop.

Before, the get_event_loop() method was used to check the thread, and no
exception was raised when the thread had no event loop. Now the methods always
raise an exception in debug mode when called from the wrong thread. It should
help to notice misusage of the API.

has no event loop even if assertions are disabled.

event loop if a BaseException is raised, because the event loop is already
stopped.