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Re: Carob on a Mac: msg#00003db.carob.general
(re-send because carob-Tt5JLJuBijYiZlD9aYmxOGD2FQJk+8+b@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (550 unknown user) => ???) Hi Ian, So, for one email, you get three in return... good investment :) Mine is about signals: We can definitly *not* modify the message handler because we are a library... otherwise we must set it before each send() and put the old one back just after... "oh la la" :) For freebsd and MacOs (>10.2), there seems to be an equivalent: SO_NOSIGPIPE This flag must be set at socket creation time by setsockopt but should be what we are looking for. An solution proposed by Marc, which is quite elegant (I mean, the solution ;) ) could be to define 2 global variables in a system-definitions.hpp: one for socket options, one for send() flags Everybody ? comments ? Ian Holsman a écrit : Hi.
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