Re: 0.3003+cygwin+perl 5.8.5
Rocco Caputo wrote: The problem is probably in the test program itself. I've had problems with this test on different systems. I haven't noticed this test failing on previous versions of POE, but maybe it's a new test, I haven't checked. The idea is to set the pipe non-blocking, and use Driver::SysRW to flush as much data to the pipe as it will hold. Eventually the pipe fills up, and the driver's can't write anymore code is exercised. It sounds like the pipe isn't really non-blocking, despite the nonblocking() code in 01_drivers.t. One thing to try is replacing nonblocking() with $w-blocking(0). You may need to use IO::Handle first. The intersting thing is that I followed the code through nonblocking() in the test. In that function, $handle-blocking(0) is definitely called, as $^0 neq MSWin32 on cygwin. Maybe it doesn't work properly though on cygwin.I'll try and look at this further at a later time. -- Leif Gustafson
Re: PoCo HTTP Client not releasing sockets
Done. I submitted it, its bug #8846. The test only works on Linux, but I've seen the problem occur on windows as well. Anybody knows how to tell how many file descriptors a process has using perl calls? -Mathieu If you turn it into a Test::More style test, I'll add it to Client::HTTP's tests. That'll fairly ensure that the problem gets fixed before the next release. -- Rocco Caputo - http://poe.perl.org/ __ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail - now with 250MB free storage. Learn more. http://info.mail.yahoo.com/mail_250
Re: PoCo HTTP Client not releasing sockets
On Mon, Dec 13, 2004 at 01:58:18PM -0800, Mathieu Longtin wrote: Done. I submitted it, its bug #8846. The test only works on Linux, but I've seen the problem occur on windows as well. Anybody knows how to tell how many file descriptors a process has using perl calls? -Mathieu Process an HTTPS request. When it's over, open a file, check fileno(HANDLE), and close it. Loop a few times. An increasing file descriptor number would indicate a leak. Thanks for the RT ticket, and the attached test. -- Rocco Caputo - http://poe.perl.org/
Re: 0.3003+cygwin+perl 5.8.5
On Sun, Dec 12, 2004 at 02:09:07PM -0900, Leif Gustafson wrote:
Rocco Caputo wrote:
The problem is probably in the test program itself. I've had problems
with this test on different systems.
I haven't noticed this test failing on previous versions of POE, but
maybe it's a new test, I haven't checked.
It is a new test. POE's tests were expanded for the 0.30 release.
It sounds like the pipe isn't really non-blocking, despite the
nonblocking() code in 01_drivers.t. One thing to try is replacing
nonblocking() with $w-blocking(0). You may need to use IO::Handle
first.
The intersting thing is that I followed the code through nonblocking()
in the test. In that function, $handle-blocking(0) is definitely
called, as $^0 neq MSWin32 on cygwin. Maybe it doesn't work properly
though on cygwin.I'll try and look at this further at a later time.
In that case, try changing the test in nonblocking() so it falls
through to the POSIX code on Cygwin?
...
unless ($^O eq MSWin32) {
if ($] = 5.008 and $^O ne Cygwin) {
$handle-blocking(0);
}
else {
# Long, drawn out, POSIX way.
...
I can commit that for the next release if it works.
--
Rocco Caputo - http://poe.perl.org/
