Paolo Bonzini <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Tested under Wine. I'd appreciate more testing before committing it.
I don't think this code should be built just because someone wanted the sys/socket.h header and added the sys_socket module. There are many places you want the sys/socket.h header without calling select. Instead, please put this code in a new module 'select', or possibly 'mingw-select' to denote it is mingw specific. Of course, sys_socket needs to be teached to declare the proper prototypes when the (mingw)select module is enabled. Compare other header files and system functions for how to do it, e.g., stdio.in.h and fopen: the replacement for fopen isn't pulled in by the stdio-h module normally, but the stdio.in.h code helps the fopen module when in use. Possibly this argument applies to the winsock.c code as well, but I haven't looked into it. /Simon
