Hi Jack,
Regardless of the portability library that you're using, Windows
doesn't allow select() operations on any other than socket handles.
I don't have personal experience how to work around that issue with
APR though, I'm sorry.
With kind regards,
Erik.
On Tue, Jun 16, 2009 at 8:42 PM,
Jack Andrews wrote:
hi,
i want to detect IO on a child process stdio as well
as a socket from elsewhere. ie. i want a select()
on /windows/.
is it possible with APR? or do i have to hack around?
It's not possible with APR, however you can make a hack
if you know its stdin (or stdout,
i want to detect IO on a child process stdio as well
as a socket from elsewhere. ie. i want a select()
on /windows/.
i wonder if it would be useful to have an
apr_socket_from_files(files_in, files_out, socket)
that plugs a socket onto the end of pipes on windows.
. only implement on
hi,
i want to detect IO on a child process stdio as well
as a socket from elsewhere. ie. i want a select()
on /windows/.
is it possible with APR? or do i have to hack around?
my first attempt is here:
int main(int c,char** argv)
{ apr_procattr_t *attr;
const char*args[]={cmd.exe,0};
