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Re: Simple BSD Sockets question

Subject: Re: Simple BSD Sockets question
From: Pelle Johansson <email@hidden>
Date: Wed, 24 Nov 2004 18:56:25 +0100


2004-11-24 kl. 16.31 skrev Mark Gilbert:

Folks
I am communicating between CPUs using a socket.
On the server side, I bind, then listen, then accept.
On the client, I talk to the server through the socket
This is all working perfectly, but I have one small problem
- When I quit, I need to unblock the last call to accept. (I am using a blocking call).
How do I release the accept so I can terminate my thread and quit ?
I am sure this is really simple, but I am new to sockets, please give me any pointers (or handles...:-)

Send the process a signal you are catching, the system call will then interrupt and return. -- Pelle Johansson <email@hidden>

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