Using F# Async Workflows for Non‑Blocking I/O
Learn how to compose non‑blocking I/O in F# using async workflows, start them correctly, handle cancellation, and avoid common pitfalls.
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fsharpSSL_write partial data handling and WANT_WRITE limits
When implementing non-blocking I/O with OpenSSL, SSL_write may return a value indicating that only a portion of the provided buffer was processed. This typically occurs when the underlying transport layer is saturated, triggering an SSL_ERROR_WANT_WRITE return code. The primary design constraint is ensuring data integrity by avoiding duplicate writes. Becaus
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