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flow is now visible if either both peer topics are non-virtual or if the local topic is virtual: this means that virtual topics see other virtual topics come and go as well as normal topics, but normal topics only see other normal topics. Adjusting the example program's session manager to subscribe virtually and then only pay attention to new normal flows solves the socket-shutdown problem: because all the wildcard, resource-managing peers are now virtually subscribed and the resources themselves are normally subscribed, the resources can use normal presence to manage their own lifecycles. |
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| NOTES-tcp.txt | ||
| blocking-box.rkt | ||
| conversation-socket.rkt | ||
| conversation.rkt | ||
| functional-queue.rkt | ||
| standard-thread.rkt | ||
| struct-map.rkt | ||
| test-conversation-socket.rkt | ||
| test-conversation.rkt | ||
| test-unify.rkt | ||
| unify.rkt | ||