Alan Ott wrote:
> Cedric,
>
> With which version of Gtkmm did this become the case? I've used stock VS
> C++ Express with Gtkmm 2.10.6-ish (and also 2.8) and not had a problem.
> I'll add this to the tutorial.
I think I applied Service Pack 1 for the gtkmm-2.10.7 binary onward.
All 2.8 binaries
Well I've got another problem, my class does not send anything. Error code
is IO_STATUS_NORMAL, but the data is not sent.
What can be the problem?
2007/4/15, Lucky Luke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Omg thanks it worked :D
2007/4/15, Armin Burgmeier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
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Lucky Luke wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have a Socket class, which connects the Glib::signal_io signal. But
> when I run the project, it crashes, with no other information. I'm
> currently on windows, and I read that Glib uses the select() and poll()
> function
Hi,
I have a Socket class, which connects the Glib::signal_io signal. But when I
run the project, it crashes, with no other information. I'm currently on
windows, and I read that Glib uses the select() and poll() functions to
determine which socket to read. But when I look at the winsock function
