code: def accept(self):
          
          with self._registered('re'):
              while 1:
                  try:
                      client, addr = self._sock.accept()
                  except socket.error, exc:
                      if not self._blocking or exc[0] not in _BLOCKING_OP:
                          raise
                      sys.exc_clear()
                      if self._readable.wait(self.gettimeout()):
                          raise socket.timeout("timed out")
                      if scheduler.state.interrupted:
                          raise IOError(errno.EINTR,
                                  "interrupted system call")
                      continue
                  return type(self)(fromsock=client), addr
docs: accept a connection on the host/port to which the socket is bound
  
          .. note::
  
              if there is no connection attempt already queued, this method will
              block until a connection is made
  
          :returns:
              a two-tuple of ``(socket, address)`` where the socket is connected,
              and the address is the ``(ip_address, port)`` of the remote end