09:03
The SquirrelJME stuff can just throw exceptions, although I planned to use buggy error codes since those methods would be virtualized. However later in the course of development I just decided to do rewrites.
11:42
I was thinking of something. Something needed a wait().
11:46
mailboxListen needs one, for the very rare event that there are more Integer.MAX_VALUE mailboxes listening, there has to be a wait on the object for a later notification.
21:42
The mailboxes need an error state so to speak, if an Error is thrown then
all other operations should fail for the most part. Well really, I just need
to handle close. If a connection is closed during a read then it can just
return -1 when a datagram is attempted to be read.
23:05
So I have closing now, but the TODO thrown by the server is not detected by the client at all.
23:08
I just need to implement sorted tree removal, or just switch to hashmap. Since now when the server closes the connection, the client goes to close it also now.
23:16
So right now if one side closes the connection, regardless of error or not, the other side just reads EOF. I do wonder if that is bad. It is however, simple. So now that I have IPC, at least in the same process, I can implement the rest of the display server and client now. I just made a simple message passing system which should be fast. All messages are sent locally and they are synchronized so they do not explode across threads.