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In the process I've also altered the API of $read-from-socket to return
a boolean (eof?) rather than the number of bytes read (which is implicit
in the length of the returned array).
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Clean up a memory leak and a couple of other things.
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Wrap $read-from-socket in a channel and fix the socket example
so that browser's display the response properly.
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$write-to-socket, $read-from-socket, and $accept now pass around
references to socket pointers.
$read-from-socket handles EOF explicitly.
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Fix a warning on some compilers.
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Includes four Mu functions:
- $socket: Creates the C structure for a socket and tries to bind and
listen on a user-provided port.
- $accept: Returns a number pointer to a new socket session. Should
be called with the result of $socket.
- $read-from-socket: Read one character from the socket, passed in
as a Mu number. Should only be called after calling $socket and
$accept.
- $close-socket: Takes two parameters, one for the result of $socket
and one for the result of $accept, closing both sockets
and releasing bound ports.
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