On 21/11/18 7:13 pm, Ian Caddy wrote:
> This is a new product with RTEMS 5 and since I am doing all the early work, I
> can force a compiler build option with the -DFD_SETSIZE=500so this is probably
> the direction we will go, that way all the users will end up with this define
> when they build th
On 21/11/2018 4:16 pm, Sebastian Huber wrote:
Hello Ian,
On 21/11/2018 09:13, Ian Caddy wrote:
On the older product there was a reasonable existing code base
already built, so we effectively forced the users by deprecating the
old select and made them build with the new select.
what do yo
Hello Ian,
On 21/11/2018 09:13, Ian Caddy wrote:
On the older product there was a reasonable existing code base already
built, so we effectively forced the users by deprecating the old
select and made them build with the new select.
what do you mean with old and new select?
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Sebastian Hub
Hi Mathew and Sebastian,
Thanks for the ideas.
On the older product there was a reasonable existing code base already
built, so we effectively forced the users by deprecating the old select
and made them build with the new select.
This is a new product with RTEMS 5 and since I am doing all t
Hello Ian,
the file descriptors use now reference counting. In case you use a
closed file descriptor you get an error. The file descriptor list order
was changed to keep closed file descriptors as long as possible in the
closed state to improve the detection of a use after close.
In case you
Hi,
We had a similar issue, I believe FD_SETSIZE is only defined to 64 if it's
not already defined by the application, see (select.h), you would probably
have to pass -DFD_SETSIZE=500 from the complier command line though as you
would need to set the definition really early before most includes.
