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Eli Zaretskii wrote:
>
> > O_NONBLOCKING
> 
> In general, non-blocking I/O is not supported.

	libsocket actually supports this on most BSD socket I/O calls, like send(),
recv(), etc. connect() and accept() aren't though. This might (I hope) be
enough for much of inetutils to be ported.