use Perl

This wasted a significant amount of my time today:

$SIG{CHLD} = sub { 1 };
 
my $sock = new IO::Socket::INET (
    LocalPort    => 2305,
    Type        => SOCK_STREAM,
    Proto        => 'tcp',
    Reuse        => 1,
    Listen        => 10,
) or die "Could not start server: $!.\n";
 
while (my $child = $sock->accept) {
    next if fork;
    exit;
}
 
print "huh?";

Now, one would think that the while loop should just merrily continue along from child to child, but instead -- apparently because of a problem in IO::Socket itself, resulting from the new safe signals in perl 5.8.0 -- the SIGCHLD is improperly interpreted as a SIGALRM and the while loop ends.

I fixed by adding a label FOO: in front of the while loop, and putting a goto FOO below it. Good enough for me.