Vladislav,
Thanks for the tip! I'll go check out this source code immediately
to see if I can figure out what is wrong. And if necessary, I'll
dig up that R.W. Steven's "Network Programming" book. Thanks!
Matt Marlow
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> Subject: Re: SIGIO signals not generated in Redhat 6.2?
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> Matt Marlow wrote:
>
> > Hi, I've been working on a program that is supposed to generate
> > a SIGIO signal whenever there is a read or write on a certain
> > file descriptor. Yet it seems no matter what I do (short of a
> > "kill( SIGIO, getpid() )") I cannot get a SIGIO generated under
> > Redhat 6.2!
>
> Matt,
>
> I've never used SIGIO myself, but came across its usage recently
> in someone else's program - namely xntpd source code. That
> program uses SIGIO as the way to implement asynchronous
> communications. It works under RH 6.2 (that's how I get my time
> syncronized). You might look through its code to what they are
> doing to get it working.
>
> Another place to look at would be R.W.Steven's supplimentary
> source code for his latest Network Programming book. His code
> if I remembered correcty was ported and works on Linux.
>
> Good luck,
>
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