[Jack] > Hmm, and when I think of it I don't think it's even possible to restart > safely. What if I do a read() on a socket, and I request more bytes > than the available physical memory (but less than VM, of course)? The > kernel simply doesn't have anywhere to store the bytes other than my > buffer, and if it has to return EINTR then >POOF< these bytes are gone > forever. I think that if any bytes have already been copied into your buffer, you don't get an EINTR, you get a short read. --Guido van Rossum (home page: http://www.python.org/~guido/)
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