haskell:
I am working on a library module to implement a network accept loop with graceful shutdown. (See http://code.catdancer.ws/acceptloop/)
This code is tricky to get right, so if I am successful, it will be useful to projects such as web or database servers which accept network connections and would like to be able to restart gracefully without dropping or losing connections.
Is "Network.AcceptLoop" a good name for this module in the hierarchical library namespace?
I'd suggest not using CamelCase names in modules -- there are a few in the base libs, but not many. So Network.Accept perhaps. Accept (Loop) doesn't seem terribly intuitive, perhaps something like: Network.Resumable or something similar, emphasising the non-dropping aspect? Thanks for contributing this! -- Don