So, after 3 years of putting ZMQ in production, I'm worried I may be operating
under mistaken assumptions. In the guide (and in my code), there is a fairly
consistent pattern:
1. Create/configure context
2. Create/configure sockets
3. Actual code which uses sockets
4. Clean up sockets
5. Clean up context
This seems quite logical, and has served me quite well. However, after some
recent discussions, I'm concerned the last two steps above can, on occasion, be
reversed. In other words, an application may (intentionally) dispose of the
context while one, or more, sockets are still "live". Is this true? If so, can
anyone elaborate on when this is necessary?
Thanks!
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