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Unless something has changed in 5.2, the
TCPIP stack applications have a way to do clean shutdowns, but the stack itself
does not. This has been a lingering remnant of the old IP stack code since the
beginning – it’s probably not critical, but it is annoying that the
only way to shut down the stack is CP FORCE or sending it an external interrupt,
essentially crashing it. TCP/IP does it need
singal support? It doesn't need to close anything, or am I wrong? |
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