From the discussion of Help needed interrupting accepting a network
connection, what we have so far is:
* To break out of an accept call, an asynchronous exception is needed.
* The presence of asynchronous exceptions complicates the other code
used to report if accept completed or
Making small programs to test these properties is a good sanity check. For
instance I just leaned that safePoint = unblock ( return () ) does not work.
What I think happens:
Cat Dancer wrote:
From the discussion of Help needed interrupting accepting a network
connection, what we have so far
On 12/5/06, Chris Kuklewicz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Making small programs to test these properties is a good sanity check. For
instance I just leaned that safePoint = unblock ( return () ) does not work.
Maybe if you do something to allocate some memory inside of the unblock?
If this
Cat Dancer wrote:
On 12/5/06, Chris Kuklewicz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Making small programs to test these properties is a good sanity
check. For
instance I just leaned that safePoint = unblock ( return () ) does
not work.
Maybe if you do something to allocate some memory inside of the
