On 26 May 2009, at 22:18, Rainer Stratmann wrote:
Yes, the send function from the socket unit.
Well, as I said: it does not raise any exceptions.
Situation:
Connection is established.
Client closes connection
Server wants to sent data with send.
Program stops with errorcode 13 (I found out that this is the linux
errorcode
for permission denied).
The error is reproduceable.
That's all quite possible, but it's not due to the send function
raising an exception (as you also noticed, since adding try/except
around the send function did not catch anything.
The socket unit calls through to unix routines (either via libc or via
syscalls), and these set errno based on the result. However, that
result should not propagate into inoutres/ioresult (which is what
could make the program exit with that error at some point if you later
on call e.g. writeln).
Jonas
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