top | item 38914828 (no title) corsix | 2 years ago close() is documented as a cancellation point, and is the kind of syscall that might crop up in a destructor. discuss order hn newest otabdeveloper4|2 years ago Indeed a tricky point, but like I said - move these objects to another garbage collection thread and call close() there.(You probably want to do this regardless, because close() is not actually always an instanteneous syscall and can take a long time.)
otabdeveloper4|2 years ago Indeed a tricky point, but like I said - move these objects to another garbage collection thread and call close() there.(You probably want to do this regardless, because close() is not actually always an instanteneous syscall and can take a long time.)
otabdeveloper4|2 years ago
(You probably want to do this regardless, because close() is not actually always an instanteneous syscall and can take a long time.)