The socket method is unusable with type int, for instance with select in async mode.
This solves the problem. I think there is no way in Stdlib to convert int to Unix.file_descr so I used
the same code as OCaml uses for stdin and alike.
I did not do it in the C.stub because of the comparison with -1 and to keep the [@untagged] flag.
Should be tested on windows because there file_descr are not int. But if there is a problem, it should
be there with or without this patch, PQsocket does return int on both platforms. So the conversion should actually
make it better on windows.
Sorry, this PR is obsolete due to OCaml runtime changes. In case you want to resubmit a PR, please make sure the changes would work on both Unix and Windows.
The socket method is unusable with type int, for instance with select in async mode.
This solves the problem. I think there is no way in Stdlib to convert int to Unix.file_descr so I used the same code as OCaml uses for stdin and alike.
I did not do it in the C.stub because of the comparison with -1 and to keep the [@untagged] flag.
Should be tested on windows because there file_descr are not int. But if there is a problem, it should be there with or without this patch, PQsocket does return int on both platforms. So the conversion should actually make it better on windows.