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	events = (intptr_t)[_FDToEvents
	    objectForKey: (void *)((intptr_t)fd + 1)];
	events &= ~removeEvents;

	if (events == 0) {
		if (epoll_ctl(_epfd, EPOLL_CTL_DEL, fd, NULL) == -1)
			/*
			 * When an async connect fails, it seems the socket is
			 * automatically removed from epoll, meaning ENOENT is
			 * returned when we try to remove it after it failed.
			 */
			if (errno != ENOENT)
			@throw [OFObserveFailedException
			    exceptionWithObserver: self
					    errNo: errno];
				@throw [OFObserveFailedException
				    exceptionWithObserver: self
						    errNo: errno];

		[_FDToEvents removeObjectForKey: (void *)((intptr_t)fd + 1)];
	} else {
		struct epoll_event event;

		memset(&event, 0, sizeof(event));
		event.events = (int)events;

		exception = [OFConnectionFailedException
		    exceptionWithHost: nil
				 port: 0
			       socket: object
				errNo: errNo];

	if ([_delegate respondsToSelector:
	    @selector(of_socketDidConnect:exception:)])
		[_delegate of_socketDidConnect: object
				     exception: exception];
	    @selector(of_socketDidConnect:exception:)]) {
		/*
		 * Make sure we only call the delegate once we removed the
		 * socket from the kernel event observer. This is necessary as
		 * otherwise we could try to connect to the next address and it
		 * would not be re-registered with the kernel event observer,
		 * which is necessary for some kernel event observers (e.g.
		 * epoll) even if the fd of the new socket is the same.
		 */
		OFRunLoop *runLoop = [OFRunLoop currentRunLoop];
		OFTimer *timer = [OFTimer
		    timerWithTimeInterval: 0
				   target: _delegate
				 selector: @selector(of_socketDidConnect:
					       exception:)
				   object: object
				   object: exception
				  repeats: false];

		[runLoop addTimer: timer
			  forMode: runLoop.currentMode];
	}

	return false;
}
@end
# endif

@implementation OFRunLoopAcceptQueueItem