Add a test to tcp_stream that tests if priority events work #1646
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This adds a test to the tcp_stream to test if priority events are working. This only works on linux. Linux sets the EPOLLPRI event type for those events. This works by sending a tcp packet with the MSG_OOB flag set.
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This adds a test to the tcp_stream to test if priority events are working. This only works on linux. Linux sets the EPOLLPRI event type for those events.
This works by sending a tcp packet with the MSG_OOB flag set.