Carlin Bingham (via RT) wrote: > This patch makes accept() return an instance of IO::Socket::INET with > the $!PIO attribute set to the Parrot IO object that accept() currently > returns. > > This will affect applications that currently call recv() from the object > created with accept(), as Parrot's recv() returns after every send but > Rakudo's recv() (with no parameter) returns once the connection closes.
Care to elaborate on the "affect"? does it imply "break"? If so I'd like some comments from some current users before applying... Cheers, Moritz
