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Re: Virus reported in my compiled program
« Reply #2 on: Sep 30th, 2011, 05:02am »
Thanks Richard, Adding the Version Info did the trick. I wonder if you would point me in the right direction to find out more about the error I am receiving from the Sockets Lib. 10035 seems to be connected to WSAEWOULDBLOCK which means nothing to me. I am just trying to set-up some communication between 2 computers using the Listen - Connect - Check Conection Processes Thanks Again, Joe
I wonder if you would point me in the right direction to find out more about the error I am receiving from the Sockets Lib. 10035 seems to be connected to WSAEWOULDBLOCK which means nothing to me.
Normally your program won't see that error, because it is trapped in SOCKLIB and converted to something else. For example in both FN_readsocket and FN_writesocket you will find this code:
Code:
IF E%=10035 THEN = 0
In other words if Windows returns the WSAEWOULDBLOCK error what you see is simply a value of zero returned from the function (signifying that no data was available, or the data couldn't be sent, depending on the function called).
So WSAEWOULDBLOCK doesn't normally represent an 'error' at all, but simply indicates that you need to re-try a call because it couldn't be completed immediately. If you call the string functions FN_readlinesocket and FN_writelinesocket the 'retrying' is done automatically for you.
Have you tried running these programs in the Files area of the Yahoo group:
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