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Re: Interruptable connect
On Thu, Jul 04, 2002 at 02:54:44PM +0200, Thomas Pfaff wrote:
> > Sure, but how will this help ? You can not look ahead if the connect will
> > be reentered or not. If the program is well written it will or close the
> > socket afterwards, but should i rely on this ?
> >
>
> To be more precise:
> I have no problems with unclosed sockets but with a connected socket
> that shouldn't be connected.
I see. The question is if we're able to get around that Winsock'ism.
Perhaps Winsock2 helps a bit.
This is just brainstorming, I have no idea if that works:
When connect is called, create a duplicate of the socket first,
before actually connecting, using the WSADuplicateSocket call.
This should give you a structure describing the socket in exactly
the state before the ::connect call. Now for the cases:
- Normal connect, success, erase the duplicate.
- Normal connect, failure, ditto.
- Interrupt, close original socket and recreate it from the duplicate
using WSASocket.
Would that work???
Corinna
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