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It's a hack because linux/glibc's RPC implementation doesn't seem to
have the ability to set a recv error callback. The hack is to add an
extra event to the events poll'd.. that event tells us if the socket
died.
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link and the lock
check to see if a link hasn't been active for a long time and if so remove it.
This should make deadlocks less of a problem.. before if a link held the lock and then
disappeared no one else would ever be able to lock again. If 8 clients connected and
didn't shutdown their link no more clients would be able to connect.
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next caller
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array
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messed up on my BB
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int is not what we want.
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Conflicts:
libvxi11client/perlbits/testscript.pl
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from read to the stuff that gets returned.
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thread
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spinning
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the last event picked up from the interrupt queue around until polling again when should be good enough.
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