# Description
In some circumstances, when closing and restarting MacGDBp it fails to create a listening socket, displaying the error "Could not open socket.". The error message "CFSocketSetAddress bind failure: 48" is logged. Errno 48 is to `EADDRINUSE`.

MacGDBp sets `SO_REUSEADDR` and `SO_REUSEPORT`, but, according to a bug report (http://www.openradar.me/13127171), `CFSocketCreateWithSocketSignature` is incompatible with SO_REUSEADDR (and, presumably, SO_REUSEPORT).

# Steps to reproduce
1. While a connection is open to a debug engine, quit MacGDBp.
2. Within a short time (up to a few minutes), open MacGDBp.

# Expected Result
MacGDBp starts as normal.

# Actual Result
MacGDBp can't create listening socket.

# Possible Fix
The bug reports suggests that call to `CFSocketCreateWithSocketSignature` could be decomposed into calls to `CFSocketCreate` and `CFSocketSetAddress` (and others?), so that the socket options could be called in between.

This attempts to fix the issue by breaking call to `CFSocketCreateWithSocketSignature` into calls to `CFSocketCreate` and `CFSocketSetAddress`, with socket options set in between. Adapted from open source implementation of `CFSocketCreateWithSocketSignature` (https://github.com/opensource-apple/CF/blob/3cc41a76b1491f50813e28a4ec09954ffa359e6f/CFSocket.c#L3262).

First patch had wrong `setsockopt` argument type, preventing it from working; newer patch seems to work & fix the issue. I went back and tried just changing the argument type, but that wasn't enough to resolve this issue.

The issue turned out to be a little broader. If the debug engine becomes non-responsive, stopping debugging will close the connection, leaving it in TIME_WAIT, and preventing future debug sessions until time runs out. This fixes that, though may cause other issues (the typical issues with `SO_REUSEADDR`).

This should be fixed on master since CFSocket is no longer used.