Is there a guaranty that a ZMQ_EVENT_CLOSED will always be received if a socket is closed after a monitor is started on said socket? I want to achieve a blocking close, especially for unit testing, so no socket addresses are rebound when they are in fact still in use.
I know its C++, but as its just a wrapper, the guys from cppzmq sent me over here:
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This is a request for help:
Is there a guaranty that a
ZMQ_EVENT_CLOSED
will always be received if a socket is closed after a monitor is started on said socket? I want to achieve a blocking close, especially for unit testing, so no socket addresses are rebound when they are in fact still in use.I know its C++, but as its just a wrapper, the guys from cppzmq sent me over here:
I come from here: https://github.com/zeromq/cppzmq/issues/454