On Fri, Aug 20, 1999 at 15:34:51 +0200, George Russell wrote:
> Einar Karlson, my predecessor, asked for daemonic forking as for Java. In
> Java you have ordinary threads and daemonic threads; the process ends when
> only daemonic threads are still running. The GHC team seem to have gone
> ahead
Einar Karlson, my predecessor, asked for daemonic forking as for Java. In Java
you have ordinary threads and daemonic threads; the process ends when only daemonic
threads are still running. The GHC team seem to have gone ahead and made all
forked thread daemonic! So can we have ordinary threads
The recent version, 3.77, of gmake seems to be a bit too clever
(or maybe too stupid) for GHC's device of not updating a .hi file
which is identical to the last one generated. It appears to me
as if gmake is saving on a call to fstat by assuming that .hi
has been updated even if it hasn't, and
Anders Henriksson wrote:
> I try to make my program behave politely by releasing discarded
> server sockets. Unfortunately this never happens. [...]
AFAIK both GHC and your program are correct. Doing a netstat
immediately after your program terminates yields:
panne@marutea:~ > netstat -l
A
Hello all,
I try to make my program behave politely by releasing discarded
server sockets. Unfortunately this never happens. With the simple
code below, the program cannot be rerun, as it fails with an
"Address already in use".
-
import Socket
import SocketPrim ( sClose )
import System
impor
