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So these are all in a given job - the FD pool is per job.
So how much can one assume (I know!!) that, at some point in the
hierarchy,, that it is safe to close them?
I'm thinking that these things are kind of synchronous in use, for the
most part. I'm probably missing something, so am asking.
I still think that if a job is running out, first of all, it CAN change
the limit. Secondly, it should NOT be running out - it should always be
cleaning up after itself - nested operations notwithstanding, it seems
it should be difficult to run out at a given nesting level.
Just thoughts while preparing for work!
Vern
On 4/15/2014 10:33 PM, Scott Klement wrote:
Yep. And there's also pipes (in addition to files and sockets.)
On 4/15/2014 6:57 PM, Vernon Hamberg wrote:
A complication you know about, Scott, is that sockets come out of the
same pool - again, unpredictable disasters - I couldn't soften it by
calling them results.
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