In our example transport primitives of Fig. 6-2, LISTEN is a blocking call. Is this strictly necessary?

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In our example transport primitives of Fig. 6-2, LISTEN is a blocking call. Is this strictly necessary? If not, explain how a non-blocking primitive could be used. What advantage would this have over the scheme described in the text?

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