I've been using the GNULIB poll() impl in libvirt on Win32 (well Mingw +
WINE) and found it was producing really wierd results, such ret=-1 +
errno=EAGAIN, or ret=0 even though requested timeout was infinite.
After a little debugging I discovered a missing initialization of
the 'rc' variable in t
Jim Meyering wrote:
> "Daniel P. Berrange" wrote:
>> I've been using the GNULIB poll() impl in libvirt on Win32 (well Mingw +
>> WINE) and found it was producing really wierd results, such ret=-1 +
>> errno=EAGAIN, or ret=0 even though requested timeout was infinite.
>> After a little debugging I
Jim Meyering wrote:
> "Daniel P. Berrange" wrote:
>> I've been using the GNULIB poll() impl in libvirt on Win32 (well Mingw +
>> WINE) and found it was producing really wierd results, such ret=-1 +
>> errno=EAGAIN, or ret=0 even though requested timeout was infinite.
>> After a little debugging I
"Daniel P. Berrange" wrote:
> I've been using the GNULIB poll() impl in libvirt on Win32 (well Mingw +
> WINE) and found it was producing really wierd results, such ret=-1 +
> errno=EAGAIN, or ret=0 even though requested timeout was infinite.
> After a little debugging I discovered a missing initi
