core: protect against changes to the pollfd list during handle_events It is possible a file descriptor to be removed due to a close and the same file descriptor value to be added during the same event loop. This can cause the backend to get a stale revent and incorrectly remove the file descriptor. This commit addresses the issue by delaying the actual removal of the ipollfds entry until just before the backend handle_events is called. handle_events then goes through the list of closed fds and clears out the revents associated with the closed file descriptor. Signed-off-by: Nathan Hjelm <hjelmn@google.com>
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