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[super dealloc];
}
- (void)didConnect
{
if (_exception == nil)
[_socket setBlocking: true];
[_socket setCanBlock: true];
#ifdef OF_HAVE_BLOCKS
if (_block != NULL) {
if ([_socket isKindOfClass: [OFTCPSocket class]])
((of_tcp_socket_async_connect_block_t)_block)(
_exception);
# ifdef OF_HAVE_SCTP
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* Additionally, on Wii, there is no getsockopt(), so it would not be
* possible to get the error (or success) after connecting anyway.
*
* So for now, connecting is blocking on Wii and 3DS.
*
* FIXME: Use a different thread as a work around.
*/
[_socket setBlocking: true];
[_socket setCanBlock: true];
#else
[_socket setBlocking: false];
[_socket setCanBlock: false];
#endif
if (![_socket of_connectSocketToAddress: &address
errNo: &errNo]) {
#if !defined(OF_NINTENDO_3DS) && !defined(OF_WII)
if (errNo == EINPROGRESS) {
[OFRunLoop of_addAsyncConnectForSocket: _socket
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#if !defined(OF_NINTENDO_3DS) && !defined(OF_WII)
}
#endif
}
#if defined(OF_NINTENDO_3DS) || defined(OF_WII)
[_socket setBlocking: false];
[_socket setCanBlock: false];
#endif
[self didConnect];
}
- (void)resolver: (OFDNSResolver *)resolver
didResolveHost: (OFString *)host
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