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<H4>Subject: Need timer alarm on a blocking socket</H4><PRE>
In article <jwerner-2207951202170001@jwerner.taligent.com>, jwerner@taligent.com (John Werner) writes:
|> In article <3ugirs$k9e@sparcipc.starnet.com>, schoch@sparcipc.starnet.com
|> (Steven Schoch) wrote:
|>
|> > Why not use select() with a timeout?
|>
|> I've got a select() question similar to David's original one: Is there a
|> good way to interrupt a select() call?
How about WSACancelBlockingCall()? If this won't work from a different
thread (I'm not sure about this), post a message to a window of the thread
doing the select() call. On receiving this message, call WSACancelBlockingCall().
Steve
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