On 8/15/05, Kim F. Storm <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> So it never returns from the recvfrom call?
That's it.
> Is this actually the only time you see emacs hanging there?
Yes.
> I would guess that if it can hang in that case, you can device other
> cases (combining more processes) that would make it hang there in case
> any process changes state...
Perhaps, but I don't know of any other case. I will report any I find,
of course.
> In what way is the network server process closed?
By calling `delete-process'.
> I agree that using delete-process should not call read_process_output
> for the deleted process. I just installed a change to avoid that.
Yeah, thanks!
Now, if you can shed some light on the other big problem with network
processes on Windows... :-)
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