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    There is a test (full_descriptor_table.t) to verify this.

SEE ALSO
    <The AnyEvent::FDpasser github repo>

    This module gets its name from File::FDpasser which does roughly the
    same thing as this module except this module provides a non-blocking
    interface, buffers the sending and receiving of descriptors, doesn't
    lose descriptors in the event of a full descriptor table, and doesn't
    print un-silenceable messages to stderr from the XS code.

    Socket::PassAccessRights is another module similar to File::FDpasser. It
    supports BSD4.3 and BSD4.4 interfaces.

    Sprocket::Util::FDpasser is an example of a non-blocking interface to
    File::FDpasser. It is based on POE whereas this module is (obviously)
    based on AnyEvent.

    A related module is Socket::MsgHdr which provides complete control over
    ancillary data construction and parsing and is therefore useful for more

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=head1 SEE ALSO

L<The AnyEvent::FDpasser github repo|https://github.com/hoytech/AnyEvent-FDpasser>

This module gets its name from L<File::FDpasser> which does roughly the same thing as this module except this module provides a non-blocking interface, buffers the sending and receiving of descriptors, doesn't lose descriptors in the event of a full ...

L<Socket::PassAccessRights> is another module similar to File::FDpasser. It supports BSD4.3 and BSD4.4 interfaces.

L<Sprocket::Util::FDpasser> is an example of a non-blocking interface to File::FDpasser. It is based on L<POE> whereas this module is (obviously) based on AnyEvent.

A related module is L<Socket::MsgHdr> which provides complete control over ancillary data construction and parsing and is therefore useful for more than just passing descriptors. However, this module does not provide a non-blocking interface or buffe...



=head1 BUGS

lib/AnyEvent/FDpasser.pm  view on Meta::CPAN

=head1 SEE ALSO

L<The AnyEvent::FDpasser github repo|https://github.com/hoytech/AnyEvent-FDpasser>

This module gets its name from L<File::FDpasser> which does roughly the same thing as this module except this module provides a non-blocking interface, buffers the sending and receiving of descriptors, doesn't lose descriptors in the event of a full ...

L<Socket::PassAccessRights> is another module similar to File::FDpasser. It supports BSD4.3 and BSD4.4 interfaces.

L<Sprocket::Util::FDpasser> is an example of a non-blocking interface to File::FDpasser. It is based on L<POE> whereas this module is (obviously) based on AnyEvent.

A related module is L<Socket::MsgHdr> which provides complete control over ancillary data construction and parsing and is therefore useful for more than just passing descriptors. However, this module does not provide a non-blocking interface or buffe...



=head1 BUGS