Re: Bug-gnubg] Winsock (Was: [Bug-gnubg] Multiprocessing)

[Olivier Baur]

I think you can #ifdef WIN32 out the PortableSignal (SIGPIPE, ...) 
calls -- these calls are used to disable SIGPIPE signals while reading 
or writing to sockets; these signals are sent when the connection is 
unexpectedly torn down (SIGPIPE = "signal broken pipe"); apparently, 
these signals do not exist in winsock, so no need to disable them...

-- Olivier


#ifdef WIN32
        PortableSignal( SIGPIPE, SIG_IGN, &sh, FALSE );
#endif
        n = read( h, p, cch );
#ifdef WIN32
        PortableSignalRestore( SIGPIPE, &sh );
#endif

(provided you have #defined read and write as proposed in one of my 
previous mail)


Le vendredi, 11 juil 2003, à 18:44 Europe/Paris, Holger a écrit :

> At 19:54 10.07.2003 +0200, Nardy Pillards wrote:
>
> > external.c does not compile here.
>
> I've fixed all errors except the ones because of the missing SIGPIPE.
>
> Regards,
>
>         Holger