I beleive wsock32.lib is the 1.1 lib, and ws2_32.lib is for winsock 2.
Anyway,
wsadata->szDescription contains "WinSock 2.0" after I initialize. If you
take a look
using the dependency walker you will find that wsock32.dll uses ws2_32.dll
so it is
probably just a 1.1 backward compatibility layer. Nonetheless this layer
could be
implementing the timeouts for all I know. Will test the ws2_32 variant
later.
/Per
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Subject: Re: How to timeout a SSL_connect?
> > I just had to recheck, and this does indeed work on NT 4.0 (SP6)
> > Winsock 1.1 requested , linked with wsock32.lib from VC6
> >
>
> That's not a valid test. You need to test against a 1.1 library not a
> 2.0 library with a 1.1 request.
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