[vlc-devel] vlc: svn commit r25020 (courmisch), waitpipe

[techfreak]

Hi Rémi

I looked at your waitpipe for windows implementation from revision 23910 
(pipe in objects.c) and made some tests.

The two loopback sockets are visible with "netstat" command, one in 
state CLOSE_WAIT and the other in state FIN_WAIT_2.

When the polling of my socket is  interrupted, only the socket in 
CLOSE_WAIT is still there, the other in state FIN_WAIT_2 disappears. It 
looks like windos closed it by a timeout.
(The polling is always interrupted after about 120 seconds, I found that 
this is the default FIN_WAIT_2 timeout in windows.)

I removed the two lines with shutdown and now it works fine for me. The 
polling is then no longer interrupted.

What do you think about? 

Regards, Matthias


techfreak schrieb:
> Hello Rémi
>
> I don't know how to put a breakpoint to debug the cross-compiled code, 
> but I added a Debug-Message in vlc_object_kill().
> Bad news: vlc_object_kill() is not called before the polling is 
> interrupted. (But it is called several times after pressing the 
> "stop"-button.)
>
> I hope that I will understand your waitpipe for windows implementation 
> and can help you fixing the problem. 
>
> My video-filter project seems to become more complex than expected.
>
> Regards, Matthias
>
>
> Rémi Denis-Courmont schrieb:
>   
>> Le Sunday 10 February 2008 17:29:02 techfreak, vous avez écrit :
>>   
>>     
>>> In this case I have to find out why my object has been killed.
>>>     
>>>       
>> Should be easy as putting a breakpoint on vlc_object_kill().
>>
>> That, or Winsock is so desperately broken that [23910] does not work. Not that 
>> I would be surprised. If that is the case, well too bad, I will simply give 
>> up on porting/fixing Win32 support of yet another part of LibVLC, and wait 
>> for someone else to fix it.
>>     



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