Hello,
I have a program that asynchronously reads data from a host. However,
whenever I call the BeginRead function, the async reading "loop" never seems
to terminate. Why doesn't the EndRead method return 0 when it is done
reading??
This is the pseudo-code for my callback function:
ReadData
numbytes = EndRead
if numbytes > 0 then
do stuff with new chunk of data
BeginRead
end if
end ReadData
For some reason, the numbytes is always greater than 0 which causes two
major problems; one is that it keeps reading, so when I try to close the
connection, an exception is thrown, and the other is that the *first* time I
call BeginRead, it keeps reading (although it shouldn't).
Thanks for shedding any light on this subject.
--
Regards,
Webster
P.S. There was an earlier thread with pretty much the exact same problem,
but his fix didn't seem to work for me for some reason *_*
article 159535
Subject: Asynchronous TCP/IP
Date: Tue, 18 Nov 2003 23:32:02 GMT
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