------- Comment #8 from davek at gcc dot gnu dot org 2010-04-15 10:13 ------- Mid-air collision! Mid-air collision detected!
:) (In reply to comment #5) > I remember correctly), I wonder whether we should simply special case mingw32 > and conditional to the macro being defined Yeah, that seems like the reasonable answer. > (don't remember: _MINGW32?) Nearly: __MINGW32__ > just include the required headers, and use ioctlsocket in place of ioctl. Not quite, I think: the correct thing to do would be just #if out the clause altogether. In 'doze, file handles and sockets aren't interchangeable, and FIONREAD is only valid using ioctlsocket on a socket handle. All the C++ stuff will only be using underlying C stdio FILEs, I think, and won't work with sockets at all, so we'll not actually ever have a real socket here. Cygwin goes to great trouble to simulate unix-style fds behind the scenes, but on MinGW you get the raw Windows API which has separate file fds and socket handles, so we'll only ever encounter real files here. Gonna be AFK for most of today I'm afraid but will look at this more tomorrow. -- http://gcc.gnu.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=43738
