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Fix socket watching read and write conflict. #4430

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@jellefoks jellefoks commented Nov 14, 2024

The TCPSocketStarboard and UDPSocketStarboard classes used one single socket watcher for watching both reading and writing without tracking which interests were being tracked.

A single watcher was used because the underlying platform code does not allow watching the same descriptor twice, but the existing logic for determining when to stop watching was fragile for moments when a socket was being watched for both reading and writing. This tracks the interests explicitly to make sure the watcher is registered with the correct interests, and registered when no interests are left.

Before this change, if a socket needed a write interest at the same time as a read interest, both interests would remain active and with their possible callbacks until they both were satisfied.

This may fix the 3rd top crasher, and should improve performance by avoiding spurious callbacks for obsolete interests.

Note: Socket watching is done when a socket either is not ready for sending or has no data to receive. Socket watching serves to get a callback when that condition changes. The socket watching is registered with an interest, indicating whether the registrant is interested in reading or writing from/to the socket.

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@jellefoks jellefoks marked this pull request as draft November 14, 2024 01:23
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