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in select under linux, the man says that the first parameter has to be the biggest File Descriptor you wait on + 1
meaning:
if you have 3 file descriptors lets say they have the integer values of 3 4 6.
then you need to set the parameter to 7 which is 6 + 1.
Originally posted by Hko Also check "man select_tut".
Hi, I am running Debian linux. I don't have select_tut nor any other sockets man pages installed. I don't how this happened. Does anyone know what package they belong to?
Originally posted by xucaen Hi, I am running Debian linux. I don't have select_tut nor any other sockets man pages installed. I don't how this happened. Does anyone know what package they belong to?
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