[Python-Dev] Pervasive socket failures on Windows
Scott Dial
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Sat Feb 11 03:31:52 CET 2006
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Tim Peters wrote: > ? Sorrry, don't know what you're talking about here. Python's > selectmodule.c #defines FD_SETSIZE before it includes winsock.h on > Windows, so Microsoft's default is irrelevant to Python. The reason > selectmodule.c uses "!defined(FD_SETSIZE)" in its Not that this is really that important, but if we are talking about as the code stands right now, IS_SELECTABLE uses FD_SETSIZE with no such define ever appearing. That is what I meant, and I am pretty sure that is where Martin came up with saying it was 64. But like I say.. it's not that important. Sorry for the noise. -- Scott Dial scott at scottdial.com dialsa at rose-hulman.edu
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