Dear ROOT users, I would like to use TMonitor::Select(timeout) method, but it seems as though I can't get it to do what I want. Below, I have included a short piece of code that illustrates my problem i.e. when I execute the m->Select(5000) the program stops there until new socket's activity is detected, and doesn't actually end the Select after the time-out. Why ? ROOT 2.20/06, Solaris 5.6 Many thanks in advance for any comments. Best regards, Krzysztof ## Server ######################################################### { TServerSocket *ss = new TServerSocket(9090,kTRUE); TSocket *s=0; s = ss->Accept(); TMonitor *m = new TMonitor(); m->Add(s); TSocket *ns=0; ns = m->Select(5000); if (ns == (TSocket*) -1) { printf("Time out.\n"); } else { printf("Socket activity detected.\n"); } } ## Client ######################################################### { TSocket *s = new TSocket("localhost",9090); //The Server does not end Select until s->Send(..) is called. s->Send("HELLO"); } _____________________________________________________________________ Krzysztof Wiktor Zelazowski Email: Krzysztof.Zelazowski@cern.ch Etudiant technique div.EP |CERN| Tel.: +41 (22) 767 2382 _____________________________________________________________________
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