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Re: Socket's close() doesn't close connection (old bug?)


Tom Tromey wrote:
"Martin" == Martin Egholm Nielsen <martin@egholm-nielsen.dk> writes:


http://gcc.gnu.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=15430


Martin> So I guess it's only a matter of interrupting any blocking thread when
Martin> close() is invoked - then everything will be good?!

I've always thought this bug to be rather strange, as I would have
expected the kernel to notify all read()ers on an fd that was closed
out from under them.  Most likely this just points out some flaw in my
understanding though.

I wonder whether using select before the read would help.


There would still be a window of lossage between the select and read calls unless the socket were made non-blocking and the operation was done in a loop, but that might open another can of worms.


David Daney


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