I have a blocking call to accept(). From another thread I close the socket, hoping that it'll unblock the accept() call, which it does but I have a case when it doesn't: e.g. thread A enters accept(), thread B closes the socket, thread A doesn't return from accept(). Question: what could cause closing a socket to not unblock an accept()...
Hello I cannot use threads thus I want to write a server program that can be interrupted after a while: d = show_non_modal_dialog("serving clients") s = socket(...) s.bind(...) s.listen() while (!user_pressed_cancel()) { s.accept() # timed accept for like 1 second if timed_out: continue serve_client close_client_sock } hid...
Hey guys, I am currently make a Server, I learned to make something like this: while(true) { SOCKET s = accept(s, ....) // do something with the connection printf("connection\n"); } I learned that it will stuck at accept(..) while there isnt a connection. In my Program there isnt any connection yet, but it get overflo...
I have a server application that opens a socket and listen for a connection. In the application, I have a separate thread that creates a socket, binds it and calls the listen and accept functions on it. When the application closes I call closesocket on the socket that was created, then wait for the socket thread to close. However, if...