Re: WSAEWOULDBLOCK second time I connect to the server?
WSAEWOULDBLOCK is perfectly normal, at least for non-blocking sockets. It
indicates that the socket has been designated as non-blocking, and that the
operation would impermissibly block if carried out at this time.
Your program must always expect this error code and process it correctly.
If you are uncertain about how to "process it correctly", then maybe it
would be better if you gain some more skill with blocking sockets before you
progress to non-blocking sockets. Blocking sockets will always carry out
the requested operation (like connect() or recv()), even if the operation
would block.
Mike
"Anders Eriksson" <andis59@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:6ztxps4hplur$.dlg@ostling.com...
Hello!
I'm using CAsyncSocket to connect to a server (running on a linux system).
The first time I connect everything works perfectly, but the second time I
get an WSAEWOULDBLOCK error and everything halts
I'm guessing that when I ended the session I did something wrong and the
server is still processing my session
some code snippets:
-----
class meAsyncSocket : public CAsyncSocket
// init sockets and connect
AfxSocketInit(NULL);
if(!m_pSocket)
{
m_pSocket = new meAsyncSocket(this->GetSafeHwnd());
brc = m_pSocket->Create(/*m_hostport*/);
if(!brc)
{
return ShowError1(m_pSocket->GetLastError(),_T("Unable to create
socket"));
}
}
// connect
brc = m_pSocket->Connect(m_hostaddress,m_hostport);
if(!brc)
{
crc = m_pSocket->GetLastError();
if(crc==WSAEWOULDBLOCK)
{
m_cmdStatus = 1;
gLog.LOG(11,_T("LoadMask(0) Done"),eDebug);gLog.Write();
break;
}
else
{
return ShowError1(m_pSocket->GetLastError(),_T("Unable to Connect to
host"));
}
}
// end connection
m_pSocket->Close();
delete m_pSocket;
m_pSocket = NULL;
----
Hopefully someone can see what I have done wrong!
// Anders
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