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* Add module name where missing * Use ioError instead of error and throwIO consistently
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* Zero memory of `sockaddr_un` if abstract socket [#220](#220) * Improving error messages [#232](#232) * Allow non-blocking file descriptors via `setNonBlockIfNeeded` [#242](#242) * Update config.{guess,sub} to latest version [#244](#244) * Rename `my_inet_ntoa` to avoid symbol conflicts [#228](#228) * Test infrastructure improvements [#219](#219) [#217](#217) [#218](#218) * House keeping and cleanup [#238](#238) [#237](#237)
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I ran into the following error in an application:
It took more time than it should have to (1) trace the error to
Network.connectTowhich callsNetwork.Socket.connectand (2) determine that the failure was due to a default use of a Unix socket file that did not exist.After looking at the error messages in
network, I realized that almost none of them included the module name in the location. So, I did a bit of an audit of the error messages. The following error is part of the result, and I find it to be more helpful:These are the highlights:
ioErrorinstead oferrorandthrowIOconsistently