This is what I am currently using in my req-rep application. Its
generalized so that a number of different processes can use the same code:
http://pastebin.com/HSYqsxRn
If I am exiting normally I just call clean_up with an exit level of 0
and no error message
<-Douglas Petican->
On 2016-06-11 7:14 PM, Mazzaroth M. wrote:
I'm making a pyzmq app which uses the publisher-subscribe pattern and
when I setup a zeromq device in a controller class, I'm not able to
cleanup the port and on next run I get the `Address already in use`
error on startup(and I will need to reboot to release the port).
I believe that I'm not able to cleanup the device when I quit the
controller. It may be quite simple:
https://bitbucket.org/sidha/twitpub/commits/c9d047f5eca4d03fe30f8d844bd367c0894fa47d#chg-twitpub/controller.py
How do I cleanup the Device object on a keyboard interrupt? I initiate
the app from a run script:
https://bitbucket.org/sidha/twitpub/src/c9d047f5eca4d03fe30f8d844bd367c0894fa47d/twitpub/run?fileviewer=file-view-default
I was thinking of overriding __del__ but it never gets called on ctrl-c
regards,
Michael
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