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This patch allows to cleanup the nxcomp resources to allow for a seco… #25

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…nd connection inside the same process, instead of a new process as is the nxproxy case.

This involves creating a new API call

void NXTransCleanupForReconnect(void);

which basically cleans up the global state for the connection but does not exit the process.

Background

This is needed for the IOS platform, where the nxproxy model of forking does not work.
Also NX handles most of the errors with an "exit" call which in IOS cannot be easily handled.

…nd connection inside the same process, instead of a new process as is the nxproxy case.

This involves creating a new API call

void NXTransCleanupForReconnect(void);

which basically cleans up the global state for the connection but does not exit the process.

Background
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This is needed for the IOS platform, where the nxproxy model of forking does not work.
Also NX handles most of the errors with an "exit" call which in IOS cannot be easily handled.
sunweaver added a commit that referenced this pull request May 16, 2015
This patch allows to cleanup the nxcomp resources to allow for a seco…
@sunweaver sunweaver merged commit 91ac79e into ArcticaProject:3.6.x May 16, 2015
@sunweaver sunweaver added this to the 3.6.0.x milestone May 16, 2015
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