On Sun, Dec 22, 2002 at 10:43:02PM +0100, Branko Čibej wrote:
> Joe Orton wrote:
> >On Sun, Dec 22, 2002 at 06:34:15PM +0100, Branko Čibej wrote:
> >>Judjung by the Windows Socket API docs, /nont/ of the socket functions
> >>use errno on Windows. There's a (non-standard, of course) function that
> >>returns the latest error code. Do you think this would work?
> >>
> >>#ifdef WIN32
> >>#define NEON_SOCK_ERRNO() errno
> >>#else
> >>#define NEON_SOCK_ERRNO() WSAGetLastError()
> >>#endif
> >>
> >>Then use that macro wherever errno is being checked after a socket call.
> >
> >OK - a few questions: can the return value from WSAGetLastError() be
> >passed to strerror() to get useful error strings,
> >
> Hmm, don't know. I can test it, though. Let's see... Nope, it's in a
> different error space, which implies...
>
> > and compared with
> >ECONNRESET to detect a connection reset?
> >
> ...that you can't do that, etither.
>
> >Is select() one of the functions which doesn't use errno on Win32?
> >
> Oh, yes. It looks like none of them does.
>
> Do I suspect correctly that Neon needs a bit of abstraction for sockets,
> at least for error handling?
The code in question is all inside neon's socket abstraction,
ne_socket.[ch] - only read_raw/write_raw/readable_raw should need
changing, it should be pretty clear what needs to be done.
e.g. for read_raw, if the recv() fails, return NE_SOCK_RESET if the
connection has been reset, or NE_SOCK_ERROR otherwise; either way, copy
an error string into the sock->error buffer.
Regards,
joe
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Received on Mon Dec 23 01:39:43 2002