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(as:with-event-loop () (as:dns-lookup "www.google.com" (lambda (addr fam) (format t "addr: ~a~%" addr)) (lambda (ev) (format t "err: ~a~%" ev)))
This hangs on BSD and throws a memory alignment issue on OSx (see orthecreedence/blackbird#8), quite possibly related.
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I just tried reproducing this and failed on osx sierra. Has this been fixed?
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Just tested this with following code:
CL-USER> (as:with-event-loop () (as:dns-lookup "www.google.com" (lambda (addr fam) (format t "addr: ~a~%" addr)) :event-cb (lambda (ev) (format t "err: ~a~%" ev)))) ; in: CL-ASYNC:WITH-EVENT-LOOP () ; (LAMBDA (ADDR FAM) (FORMAT T "addr: ~a~%" ADDR)) ; ==> ; #'(LAMBDA (ADDR FAM) (FORMAT T "addr: ~a~%" ADDR)) ; ; caught STYLE-WARNING: ; The variable FAM is defined but never used. ; ; compilation unit finished ; caught 1 STYLE-WARNING condition addr: 172.217.21.132 0 (0 bits, #x0, #o0, #b0) CL-USER>
So it seems to work on OpenBSD-current
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This hangs on BSD and throws a memory alignment issue on OSx (see orthecreedence/blackbird#8), quite possibly related.
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