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26 lines
736 B
Go
26 lines
736 B
Go
//go:build windows
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package daemon
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// isEMFILE reports whether err is a file-descriptor-exhaustion error.
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// Windows has no RLIMIT_NOFILE and its socket layer surfaces exhaustion
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// differently, so the accept loop never takes the EMFILE branch there —
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// this is a constant false.
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func isEMFILE(error) bool {
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return false
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}
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// FDLimit mirrors the Unix struct so callers compile unchanged. On
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// Windows both fields stay zero — there is no per-process descriptor
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// cap to report.
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type FDLimit struct {
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Soft uint64
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Hard uint64
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}
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// RaiseFDLimit is a no-op on Windows: the OS imposes no RLIMIT_NOFILE
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// equivalent on a user process, so there is nothing to raise.
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func RaiseFDLimit() (FDLimit, error) {
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return FDLimit{}, nil
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}
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