On 22/12/2010 10:04, "Jérôme M. Berger" wrote: > Bob Cowdery wrote: >> The listner is a single thread that creates an instance of my web socket >> class for each connection. I'm not trying to support lots of users, most >> of the time just one. The listner code is almost the same as the sockets >> example. If you or anyone else can spare a few moments the code can be >> browsed at http://code.google.com/p/dcsdr/source/browse >> (branches/linux/DcSdr/WsServer/listener.d). The trunk is the Windows >> version. I'd be very happy if it's something I'm doing wrong. >> > I looked at your code and I don't see what could cause this issue. > Sorry. > > I did however find a bug: when a client connection is closed, you > remove the corresponding socket from reads but you don't remove the > WebSocket from wsset... > > Jerome Thanks for looking and pointing out the bug. That could be causing some odd connection issues I see when I have to restart things. I didn't expect it to be a simple coding fault as it goes away when I stop unrelated threads. I guess my next step is to try and reproduce with the minimum of code.
bob
