Performs a shutdown on one or both sides of a TCP socket connection.
comm
socket-stream-shutdown stream direction &key abort
stream⇩ | |
direction⇩ |
One of :input , :output or :io . |
abort⇩ |
A generalized boolean. |
The function socket-stream-shutdown
performs a shutdown on one or both sides of a TCP socket connection of stream, which can indicate to the peer that no more data will be sent or received.
When direction is :input
, receive operations are shut down. When direction is :output
, send operations are shut down. When direction is :io
, all operations are shut down.
If abort is true and direction is :output
or :io
, then any input or output in the socket stream buffers is discarded. Otherwise output is flushed and input is left in the buffer.
It is an error to read from stream (after no data is left in the buffer) after shutdown for :input
or :io
or to write to stream after shutdown for :output
or :io
.
socket-stream-shutdown
does not close the socket stream, so it is still necessary to call close to free resources associated with the stream.
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