Closing a socket.

[Joel Sherrill <joel@OARcorp.com>]

Chris Johns wrote:
> Joel Sherrill <joel at OARcorp.com> wrote:
> 
>>
>> read( on socket ) ends up blocked inside termios.  This looks like
>> it ends on blocking on an rtems_semaphore_obtain, so I would expect
>> that the underlying semaphore would get deleted and you would wake up.
>>
> 
> A socket read does not end up in termios, it ends up in a call in 
> libnetworking/rtems_glue.c.

Grr.. so much to know and get right.  Sorry.

> The issue is the structs accessed after the blocked thread wakes up.

But if the socket is closed, then shouldn't there be a path from the
blocking object going away which indicates an error occurred so
future references to freed resources can be avoided.

Where in rtems_glue.c are you looking?



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