Re: CSocket Create isn't working in one program but is in another, why?

From:
Scot T Brennecke <ScotB@Spamhater.MVPs.org>
Newsgroups:
microsoft.public.vc.mfc
Date:
Wed, 12 Aug 2009 01:34:27 -0500
Message-ID:
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Cartoper wrote:

On Aug 11, 3:20 am, Scot T Brennecke <Sc...@Spamhater.MVPs.org> wrote:

Basically, you said, "I took some working code, and then I changed it, and now it breaks. I'm not going to tell you have I changed
it, I just want you to read me my mind and tell my how I broke it. :)"


Oh, and for the record, I did *NOT* change the code, simply initalize
winsock and then create the socket. In the test program it works, in
my program it doesn't. What is different? My app is a MFC dialog
app, the test app is a MFC console app. I am running in a STA, I
don't know what the console app is running in, I did not see anything
thread specific. I looked at all the properties, they look the same.

Again, it is *NOT* the code because THE CODE HAS NOT CHANGED!!!! At
no time did I state it changed either. Learn to READ the POST!


you said, "When I run the example, it works just fine. I have taken the code and
  placed it into my own MFC Dialog application"
In other words, you changed the code. Read your own post.

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