Looks like it will skip
Zoran Vasiljevic wrote:
Am 09.01.2006 um 16:11 schrieb Vlad Seryakov:
In driver thread you do not know how mahy and each pool you gonna use
until you call NsQueueConn, it is called for every ready socket
untill all queues are full, then you wait next iteration to start
queuing
Say I have 10 ready sockets. 2 of them should be queued to pool A
and 8 of them to pool B.
Let name those sockets:
a-1
a-2
b-1
b-2
...
b-8
Now I start:
NsQueueConn(a-1) : OK
NsQueueConn(a-2) : FAIL
See? The code will automatically SKIP b1-b8
just because a-2 failed to queue?
Either this is true or I still do not understand
how this works :-(
Zoran
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