Prevent blocking when remote is not reachable#89
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Configured OSCPortOut using UDP to never block This happens on e.g. linux, blocking for up to 3s when remote is unreachable In the spirit of UDP "send and forget", it should be non-blocking Any packets may be queued by OS or dropped, we don't care
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This PR configures OSCPortOut (using connect function) using UDP to never block
This happens on e.g. linux, blocking for up to 3s when remote is unreachable while the system tries to reach the target
In the spirit of UDP "send and forget", it should be non-blocking
Any packets may be queued by OS or dropped, we don't care
A lot of applications will not be written to handle this because it really only happens when it is misconfigured or used in non-operating conditions, and can thus cause undesired behaviour like freezing