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Hello Tony.<BR>
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OK, looking in the code for nopoll_loop_wait(), it appears the only two ways<BR>
the loop can exit are:<BR>
- ctx->keep_looping cets cleared. This only happens in nopoll_loop_stop()<BR>
- the wait operation exits with -1 for some reason<BR>
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That's right.<BR>
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I didn't have nopoll logging enabled, so can't tell if it was the second.<BR>
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Ok.<BR>
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It looks like I could recover from the latter situation with the kludge:<BR>
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do {<BR>
nopoll_loop_wait(ctx,0);<BR>
} while(ctx->keep_looping);<BR>
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That would re-invoke it if it had exited abnormally due to a wait error.<BR>
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That would do in essense. To complete this, I've updated<BR>
nopoll_loop_wait code to report -3 for timeout errors and -4 for I/O<BR>
wait engine errors.<BR>
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<A HREF="https://github.com/ASPLes/nopoll/commit/41d06366b1f814a32feff58ef2d4906a25b3a37e">https://github.com/ASPLes/nopoll/commit/41d06366b1f814a32feff58ef2d4906a25b3a37e</A><BR>
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This way you can extend your solution to only keep on looping on this<BR>
condition.<BR>
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<A HREF="https://github.com/ASPLes/nopoll/blob/master/src/nopoll_loop.c#L214">https://github.com/ASPLes/nopoll/blob/master/src/nopoll_loop.c#L214</A><BR>
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Best Regards.<BR>
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Cheers<BR>
Tony<BR>
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