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<0> does poll have timeouts like select()?
<0> nvm
<1> mornin good folks.
<0> ush
<0> i cant get poll to work it wont timeout ;/
<2> SgtUnix: good morning!
<1> morning kawfee
<1> do you have some black stuff for me?
<2> Do you need some morning coffee?
<1> YES
<1> exactly what I was thinking
<1> :(
<2> That's not what you wanted?
<2> How about that? =]
<3> kthx^, it should timeout. how big did you make the timeout value
<0> 500,5000,5*1000
<0> so i dont think its the timeout im doing wrong
<0> ;/
<2> SgtUnix: how you been?
<3> works when I use it
<1> kawfee: hungry
<0> small example?
<2> SgtUnix: eat a carrott
<1> kawfee: If I only had a carrot.
<1> Naw, McDonalds it is.
<2> You have McDonalds there? Wow
<1> kawfee: Yeah.
<1> since um... 1988?
<1> anyways, gone
<3> kthx^, paste your source code
<3> calc paste
<4> Please paste your code (or a complete example that demonstrates your problem) here: http://rafb.net/paste/
<3> put it there
<0> does argument one of poll() have to be a pointer?
<0> the struct of pollfd
<3> thats right
<0> is it allright to declare it as a pointer?
<3> it's a pointer to an array of them
<3> #include <sys/poll.h>
<3> you don't do it yourself. you include the apropriate .h file!
<0> will struct pollfd *poll; work?
<3> do it properly and stop being a ****!
<3> please
<0> eh?
<0> atm i got #include <poll.h>
<3> struct pollfd poll;
<0> yah
<3> err = poll (&pollfd,1,500);
<3> if you want more than 1
<3> struct pollfd poll[5];
<0> what if its 1?
<3> that'll get you 5
<0> oh yeh nvm
<3> what is nvm?
<3> I hope it's vulgar
<3> kthx^, you really should look at the man files for these things
<3> then you might have less questions to ask
<0> nvm = nevermind
<3> got it working yet?
<0> haha yup
<0> wewt!
<3> good
<3> what did you have wrong before?
<0> i dunno i just redid everything to do with poll
<0> which wasnt much
<3> nice of them to make it simple
<3> for a change
<0> yeah
<0> win32 needs poll
<3> win32 needs retiring
<0> lol
<0> i just got into nix, think its leet with fork()
<3> posix threads are often used too
<0> meh
<3> but fork is so easy
<0> yeah
<0> how do you disconnect a socket on linux?
<5> shutdown(s, 2); close(s);
<0> ;o
<0> what does 2 mean?
<0> is it SHUT_RDWR ?
<3> kthx^, it's all in the man file
<0> man file?
<3> shutdown can shutdown sending , recieving or both
<3> shutdown
<0> im used to closesocket
<0> easier
<3> close is the one you usually use to clase a socket
<3> clase == close
<3> :)
<0> yeah im using that but
<3> ?
<0> it just is stoppping data traffic
<6> mornin'
<0> not telling the client that it got disconnecte
<6> hey OrngeTide, you awake?
<3> if you read from a socket that was closed at the other end it will return 0 bytes read
<3> then you close your end
<0> err like
<0> im not getting a disconnected from server
<0> on the client
<6> no fin, kthx?
<0> ?
<6> throw a packet logger at it, see exactly what happens.
<0> ugh
<6> what are we talking about, anyways?
<3> what is the server. are you sending it the right data?
<7> hi gambit
<6> hey OrngeTide, got a moment?
<7> sure
<0> its an irc server, so on win32 closesocket() id get dissconnected from server but with nix close() i get nuthin it only stops socket data etc.
<3> close does close the socket
<0> hmmm
<3> how are you using it?
<3> close(fd);
<3> or something else?
<3> rather err = close(fd);
<3> err = 0 ; closed ok
<0> close(socket);
<0> return -1;
<3> is the socket created and connected?
<0> yup
<0> and i can sedn data
<0> then close() will not let the server or client rcv data
<3> paste your source code
<3> calc paste
<4> Please paste your code (or a complete example that demonstrates your problem) here: http://rafb.net/paste/
<0> its very big
<3> why don't you write a small example then
<8> man shutdown
<3> close should work
<3> works for me
<0> ugh
<0> what does close return if it worked?
<8> Are you dealing with non-blocking sockets?
<9> what does your book/reference say?
<8> If yes, you probably want shutdown
<0> im just using simple sockets so i couldnt answer your question Maloeran
<8> man 2 shutdown rather
<0> i did try that tho combined with close...
<3> what's the name of the global error variable. it's been so long since I used it I don't remember
<0> i got return of 0 on close()
<0> :/
<3> it's working then
<0> still not sending a disconnection...
<3> never mind
<3> :)
<3> found it again
<3> kthx^, you might be better off including errno.h , then the int errno will have an error number
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