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std::net_tcp: handle ipv6 addresses #2656

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graydon opened this issue Jun 20, 2012 · 5 comments
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std::net_tcp: handle ipv6 addresses #2656

graydon opened this issue Jun 20, 2012 · 5 comments
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@graydon
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graydon commented Jun 20, 2012

As per fixme, not presently supported.

@olsonjeffery
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this one is mine.. im working on it in olsonjeffery/rust tcp_cleanup

only noticed because of the merge conflict :)

trying to land a pull request in the next few days. sorry for the silence.

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graydon commented Jun 22, 2012

no worries. thanks for the ongoing effort!

brson pushed a commit that referenced this issue Jun 29, 2012
.. there are some additional FIXME nags in net_tcp (L 1012) about blocking
because libuv is holding unsafe ptrs to task local data. the proposed
fix going is not really feasible w/ the current design, IMO, but i'll
leave it there in case someone really wants to make the case without
creating more hassle than it's worth.
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bblum commented Jun 10, 2013

libextra::timer and libextra::net_tcp are deprecated pending #6435.

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visiting for triage. can we close this since the old scheduler is gone?

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anasazi commented Aug 26, 2013

Yes, IPv6 support for TCP and UDP was part of the new runtime.

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