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tyfon
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 Posted: Wed May 05, 2004 3:27 am Post subject: Socket and stuff |
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Shutdown is just something i allways do when i have a socket i want to close :p. The reuseaddress is as you say to make it not "crash" when you ctrl+c the server and start it again.
Also, i miss a function for atexit() in C, in case the server segfaults to do the same stuff.
I will look into the diffrent issues you have raised later today (first day off work for some weeks now 
I have a problem though, i tried to make a recursive makefil thing, but the import "blabla.blabla" wants to import that from blabla/blabla.d, .. maybe it can be fixed very fast with a -I option or something, but atm it had problems when compiling the files from same directory as they are in.
No biggie
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kris
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| Posted: Thu May 20, 2004 9:37 am Post subject: Re: Socket and stuff |
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| tyfon wrote: | | I have a problem though, i tried to make a recursive makefil thing, but the import "blabla.blabla" wants to import that from blabla/blabla.d, .. maybe it can be fixed very fast with a -I option or something, but atm it had problems when compiling the files from same directory as they are in. |
Yeah, I ran into that issue also (assuming I understand your point correctly). D behaves quite differently from Java with respect to the import path. In particular, it has problems referencing a sibling path. This is why Mango will not compile successfully from within the subordinate directories. |
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kris
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| Posted: Thu May 20, 2004 9:43 am Post subject: Re: Socket and stuff |
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| tyfon wrote: | Shutdown is just something i allways do when i have a socket i want to close :p. The reuseaddress is as you say to make it not "crash" when you ctrl+c the server and start it again.
Also, i miss a function for atexit() in C, in case the server segfaults to do the same stuff.
I will look into the diffrent issues you have raised later today (first day off work for some weeks now |
One way to provide an equivalent for atexit() is to do this:
| Code: | main()
{
try {
// do stuff
} finally {
// clean up
}
} |
Did you happen to have any luck with those socket issues on Linux? |
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