ups

} // namespace

int main() {

#ifndef _WIN32

    // The raw test server may write to a socket the client has already

    // stopped reading from (e.g. after the client hit its own deadline);

    // without this, that write raises SIGPIPE and kills the whole process

    // instead of send() just returning -1/EPIPE.

    // instead of send() just returning -1/EPIPE. Winsock never raises

    // SIGPIPE for this (send() just returns an error instead), so there's

    // nothing to ignore on Windows -- and SIGPIPE isn't even defined there.

    std::signal(SIGPIPE, SIG_IGN);

#endif

    std::cout << "=== HTTP/1.1 Non-Blocking Streaming Test ===" << std::endl;