Hi Travis,
Indeed. I re-read your code and think I have a clearer understanding
of your intent now:
You have an open TCP connection down which 'messages' are being sent
which are prefaced by 'data length'. The 'messages' should be handled
one at a time.
So regardless of the maths
; otherwise, read more data
Isn't quite right because you are using a blocking read, bytes-read
can only return 'data length' or an error has occured, in which case
you cannot read more data. I was confused by this because it looked
like a typical non-blocking 'work around'. In any case I don't expect
that part of the code is ever being reached (it shouldn't happen
unless the connection gets buggered).
Unfortunately that puts us back to square one somewhat... maybe
something in (connection-write) or the state transition? I think it
might be printf time!
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