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| MIGSoft | Feb 4th, 2007 4:54 am | |
| Checking if the socket is valid in C Hi, does anybody know how check whether the socket (ie file descriptor) is valid in C? I know it is probably possible to do it using either a read or a write command, however, what other ways are there? Thanks. |
| WolfPack | Feb 5th, 2007 5:46 am | |
| Re: Checking if the socket is valid in C Quote: Originally Posted by MIGSoft (Post 310532) Hi, does anybody know how check whether the socket (ie file descriptor) is valid in C? I know it is probably possible to do it using either a read or a write command, however, what other ways are there? Thanks. | Depends on the socket that you are using. If you are using the berkely sockets, they have (I think) -1 as the value for the invalid socket. Look up the documentation for this. The Winsock API uses the INVALID_SOCKET value to determine an invalid socket. (Look up the Winsock API Documentation) |
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