On Fri, 7 Jun 2002, Guido van Rossum wrote:
> I've more or less completed the introduction of timeout sockets.
{...}
> - Cross-platform testing. It's possible that the cleanup broke things
> on some platforms, or that select() doesn't work the same way. I
> can only test on Windows and Linux; there is code specific to OS/2
> and RISCOS in the module too.
wrt OS/2: sock_init() is an OS/2 TCPIP public symbol, which is used in
the OS/2 os_init() (about line 2982 of socketmodule.c, as of yesterday).
This of course clashes with the sock_init() defined in socketmodule.c.
Even though the EMX port doesn't need the underlying sock_init(), EMX'
socket.h defines sock_init() for compatibility with VACPP.
Once the name clash is resolved, the module compiles and completes
test_socket with no problems.
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