Hi, I'm having a problem where my AnyEvent I/O watcher fails to notice that a ZeroMQ socket is readable under certain specific conditions. Here's my setup:
- Two processes (one blocking / one non-blocking using AnyEvent) - The connection is DEALER-DEALER via an IPC endpoint. The problem occurs when I execute the following steps in this specific order: 1) non-blocking process creates a socket and binds 2) non-blocking process sets up an AE I/O watcher 3) non-blocking process sends 4) blocking process creates socket and connects 5) blocking process recvs 6) blocking process sends At this point, if I force a recv within the non-blocking process I see the data sent by the blocking process in step 6. However, my AnyEvent I/O watcher is never triggered. Here's some example code that demonstrates the issue: http://pastebin.com/KWsXb9TL I've noticed that if I switch which process binds and which connects the problem goes away. Does anyone know what might be going on here? I'm using ZeroMQ v2.2 and have tested on a couple different linuxes. Thanks, Whitney
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