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accept4 is a version of accept that takes flags. It is more efficient for certain use cases, and has a more modern path inside the kernel.
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Adding accept4 function accept4 is a version of accept that takes flags. It is more efficient for certain use cases, and has a more modern path inside the kernel.
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* add tests for endian-dependent behavior * format
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accept4 is a version of accept that takes flags.
It is more efficient for certain use cases, and has
a more modern path inside the kernel.