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Select error and stackdumps
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- Subject: Select error and stackdumps
- From: Joey Mukherjee <joey at phobos dot space dot swri dot edu>
- Date: Tue, 5 Jun 2001 17:34:33 -0500 (CDT)
- Reply-To: Joey Mukherjee <joey at phobos dot space dot swri dot edu>
Hi!
I am using Cygwin to port some of our software over to Windows. It works great
for the most part, but I am getting an error which I don't know how to solve.
Some hints would be great.
I have a program which sets up a server socket and launches several clients to
connect to it. The first time I run the program, everything works fine. One of
the features of my program is to rerun all the clients (i.e. a restart).
When I do this restart, I get the following error ad nauseum:
Warning: select failed; error code 9
What does this error mean?
My client program eventually creates a stackdump, which brings me to my second
question.
What can I do with a stack dump? Its not like a core since I tried loading it
into gdb on the command line, but maybe there is another more obvious way to
look at it that I'm missing.
Thanks!
Joey
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