> From: Quickling [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Monday, January 22, 2001 11:53 AM
> >[re conflicting Win32 C runtimes]
> Not sure about Cory, but in my case this is not trouble: I built the SSL
> libraries with the same compiler and linker as I use for my project -
> everybody's using the
Hey,
>Might it be a Win32 conflicting-runtimes problem? If all components of your
>application, including the DLLs you're using (such as OpenSSL) that rely on
>the C runtime, don't use the same incarnation of the MS C runtime, you can
>run into a variety of synchronization and memory allocation
> From: Cory Winter [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Hmmm... this could be related to my problem as well. My application is
> more of a test suite which involves many connects and disconnects at a
> high rate. Sometimes, albeit rarely, my application makes it through
> it's many tests but most times
Hi,
On Sun, Jan 21, 2001 at 12:25:38PM -0500, Quickling wrote:
> I haven't thoroughly tested it, but I'm not sure I *ever* get
> a WANT_READ while writing or a WANT_WRITE while reading
> between sockets that are created and negotiated. Also I was
> under the impression that read and write were i
