>Once a socket gets closed, that >descriptor should be removed from the list of descriptors being polled on >since the descriptor could get reused. actually I am using a list and by checking the status of each element of the list I know if the socket is close or not and then decide to re-associate it or not.
>it appears that the descriptor was valid when it got >re-associated. That >can happen if the file descriptor got reused when say another socket or >a file that is pollable got opened before the re-associate. I just do not understand why a just closed socket can be re-assoicated. it should be impossible that a new socket with the same id is opened after an old socket is just closed. Anyway, I solved the problem by using the above-mentioned list. Thanks for your answer. This message posted from opensolaris.org _______________________________________________ perf-discuss mailing list perf-discuss@opensolaris.org
