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8325028: (ch) Pipe channels should lazily set socket to non-blocking mode on first use by virtual thread #17648
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Looks okay.
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Hello Alan, is the use of the word "socket" in the comments and the method names (and the PR title) intentional? As far as I can see the sink/source channels' underlying resources are file descriptors created out of a |
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Going to push as commit d109903.
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These channels can work with pipes or an unnamed pair of connected sockets. In the Windows implementation they use a Unix domain socket or a TCP socket, depending on which Windows release. So I kept the comment using "socket" but you are right that it might be a bit clearer to say pipe in the Unix implementation. We can adjust this comment when next touching this area (as the changes here are already integrated). |
That is fine with me. |
The Unix implementation of the Pipe source/sink channels eagerly configures the underlying socket to be non-blocking in case the pipe is used by a virtual thread. It can be done lazily, as done with the network channels. No changes to the semantics of the APIs, and well tested by the existing tests.
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