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MSG_NOSIGNAL is a flag used by send() in some implementations of the Berkeley sockets [API].
This flag requests that the implementation does not to send a [SIGPIPE] signal on errors on stream oriented sockets when the other end breaks the connection. The [EPIPE] error is still returned as normal.
-Though it is in some Berkely sockets APIs (notably Linux) it does not exist in what some refer to as the reference implementation, [FreeBSD] lacks this option
, instead using
a socket option [SO_NOSIGPIPE].
+Though it is in some Berkely sockets APIs (notably Linux) it does not exist in what some refer to as the reference implementation, [FreeBSD], which
instead uses
a socket option [SO_NOSIGPIPE].
