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in thread LWP is not SIGPIPE safe?
In HTTP::Tiny example "local $SIG{PIPE}" used, so it handles only sigpipe emitted from the block where it was installed.
May be lwp's syswrite is safe. But I want to know reason why it is safe. For example: syswrite() can't fail if it was called immediately after socket opening and data length for write is small enough.
May be lwp's syswrite is safe. But I want to know reason why it is safe. For example: syswrite() can't fail if it was called immediately after socket opening and data length for write is small enough.
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