> I could write a new socket-accept-connection that returns that
> actually creates a new socket, but before I do that I thought
> I'd see if there's a way to do this with the primitives provided.
>
> Thanks!
> Drew
I don't think it is possible, because the server socket is lost.
I think it is time to start going through the socket interface, maybe
define a new sock package, with all the latest requirement. From my
experience, I would say that:
1) modify (socket-accept-connection sock)
it should return a new socket, connected to the client.
2) had new functions
(socket-ready? s) (socket-in-ready? s) (socket-out-ready? s)
that return #t if data is available on the socket
What are you feelings about it ?
Marc
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