Paolo Bonzini wrote:
> ReadFile and WriteFile work under win32 with sockets (learning that is
> what prompted me to submit this finally).
Terrific!! With this, we can completely emulate the POSIX socket APIs.
Bruno
> First round of cygwin 1.5.x results (I ran out of time to investigate any
> further at the moment, and I also haven't had time to do cygwin 1.7.0 tests):
>
> Pipe test... failed (expecting POLLHUP after shutdown)
> FAIL: test-poll.exe
Good, this also gives a baseline for the native poll implemen
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According to Paolo Bonzini on 9/12/2008 7:16 AM:
>> $ git push [EMAIL PROTECTED]:/srv/git/gnulib/ericb.git +HEAD:mob
>
> Indeed, you can find it there as f50320c. You can also run test-poll on
> the native poll emulation, but I guess I'll have to fin
> Yes, cygwin has a working . Do you have a repository
> somewhere that I can pull from to test on cygwin, before this hits the
> master gnulib.git on savannah?
I'm not going to commit it soon, because it sort-of-breaks the poll
emulation. The two should reach savannah together.
> For that mat
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According to Paolo Bonzini on 9/12/2008 6:53 AM:
>> - > It needs to be tested on Windows (mingw and cygwin)
>>
>> The patch is supposed to change nothing on Cygwin, right? Cygwin has
>> perfectly fine POSIX socket support already.
>
> I added a #e
> - > It needs to be tested on Windows (mingw and cygwin)
>
> The patch is supposed to change nothing on Cygwin, right? Cygwin has
> perfectly fine POSIX socket support already.
I added a #error to verify that. That's why I needed testing on Cygwin.
> - The transformation of WSAGetLastErro
Hi Paolo,
This is exciting! By using _open_osfhandle you are ensuring that there
are no collisions between native file handles and socket-related file handles.
Great!
A few comments, though:
- > It needs to be tested on Windows (mingw and cygwin)
The patch is supposed to change nothing on Cyg
Paolo Bonzini wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> this proposed patch wraps winsock functions that take or return socket
> descriptors, so that C run-time library descriptors are used instead.
> This should be fully transparent to the user, except that you can close
> these sockets with close, read them with rea
Hi all,
this proposed patch wraps winsock functions that take or return socket
descriptors, so that C run-time library descriptors are used instead.
This should be fully transparent to the user, except that you can close
these sockets with close, read them with read/write, and so on.
The only rem
