On 2023-09-11 11:35, kevin@limping.ninja wrote:
On 11 Sep 2023, at 17:29, Chris Angelico <ros...@gmail.com> wrote:
On Tue, 12 Sept 2023 at 01:25, <kevin@limping.ninja> wrote:
The original state of the code had it using !bind(portnum, callbackfn)
— those being actually port numbers and
the accept_callback function. But as noted, both bind and Stdio.Port
instantiation with the callback silently
fail to execute the callback it seems. I get the connection, but the
callback is never fired. At this point
I stripped everything back just simply trying to make a basic echo
server. I forgot how much the documents
assert knowledge and forgot much of my own knowledge on Pike.
Just to be clear, when you specify the accept callback to bind() it
never gets called when you make a connection? What version of pike are
you using? Are you returning -1 from main() so that the backend is
running?
I've got lots of code that uses Stdio.Port and it's mostly unchanged
from the 7.2/7.6 era. I don't think I've ever used
set_accept_callback(), mostly because it's never seemed more convenient
than doing it using bind().
I can confirm that Stdio.Port on 8.0.1738 does not have a definition for
set_accept_callback(), which is strange because (at least) the 7.8 SSL
file object uses it.
An example that I know works:
https://hg.sr.ht/~hww3/pikon/browse/Pikon.pmod/remote_access.pike?rev=tip
Bill
