Re: select( ) function with socket

[Sumesh]

      On success, select returns the number  of  descriptors  contained 
in the descriptor sets, which may be zero if the timeout expires before 
anything happens. Hence its possible that maybe your timeout os set to zero.

Regards,
Sumesh



ych43 wrote:

> Hi,
> I use select( ) function of socket programming on linux. After this function, 
> I try to print the return value of select( ) function out. But there is no 
> return value coming out, even no any error out. So I do not know what's wrong 
> with this function. If I incorrectly used this function, some errors would 
> come out. But no any error comes out. Can anybody help me.
> Thank in advance!
> king regards
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