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* Don Lewis <truckman@FreeBSD.org> [040714 22:50] wrote:
> 
> Push a reference to the struct sigio onto the taskqueue would be a quick
> and dirty way of dealing with this.  The ugly part is that it would mean
> adding a reference count and a valid flag to the struct sigio.

Yah, one day... :)

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