Re: sockets exn- one day i'll learn to put things down

[Richard Mortier <Richard.Mortier@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

On 5 Nov 2011, at 00:04, Anil Madhavapeddy wrote:

> The try/catch would need to go locally here; can you try
> 
> let close t =
>  R.close t.fd;
>  (try Lwt.wakeup t.abort_u () with _ -> ());
>  return ()
> 
> This should make multiple close() calls safe.

done- pull req sent, both for this fix and modifications to enable turning 
on/off lwt-debug.

seems to fix the crashes i've been observing, which is nice :)  though i'm 
still a little disconcerted as to what was actually causing it- the debug 
output i had in place suggested it wasn't getting called twice due to the exn 
handler.  (but that might be my debug output coming out in an unexpected order.)

anyway- back to content production i guess ;)
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R.

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