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with no luck.... breeaatheee.... wheew) Im new to network programming, but have been working with C++ for the last three years on a hobby level, and also been playing with AS3 recently. Im trying to write a server (for the client with is the AS3 project im also working on) and as far as i can tell this SOCKET is perfectly fine. im not re-creating it, multi-threading with it, no re-assignment or anything. no funny bisuness. simply trying to set it all up and bind() is spitting out that nasty 10038 right in my face. Ive looked on MSDN, and i know very well that 10038 means "attempted operation on an invalid socket"; for the life of me i cant see where its invalid. but enough of my rambling, heres the code: (functions.h is empty, havnt got that far along yet) //Server for Project7 - Client written in AS3 under FlashDevelop. Developed under and for the Windows Operating System Enviroment //All connections handled under TCP/IP on port 3011 //Client is URL locked to www.cutdev.com //Copyright Tyler Buchinski 2012 All Rights Reserved #include
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short error text for an application to use at runtime to describe a problem to a user. The Windows Sockets API does not have analogs for the Berkeley perror() and herror() functions that take the error value as input, and output the (short) text of each error value (we show the code for an alternative in Chapter 10, "Support Routines"). Since Windows Sockets is practically a clone of Berkeley Sockets, and the rule of thumb is "when in doubt, defer to Berkeley", we can adopt the Berkeley Software Distribution error text as our own. Among other things, that is exactly what we've done here. We took the text of the errno manual page in BSD 4.3, filled in gaps and embellished, completing the information. The Windows Sockets errors are listed in alphabetical order below (they're cross-referenced in a list in numerical order further below). Every error description contains at least: Summary Info: Error macro: manifest constant, as defined in WINSOCK.H Error value: as defined in v1.1 WINSOCK.H Short description Berkeley description: text describing the equivalent BSD 4.3 error value (with some input from other Unix errno values as well). Most of the text comes from the output from the "man errno" command on Unix. WinSock description: a quick comparison to the Berkeley counterpart, and a long description of WinSock error. WinSock functions: the list of functions that explicitly list this error in the v1.1 Windows Sockets specification. Other information varies between different errors. Some of the types of things you will find under some errors are: Microsoft C description: the first few WinSock errors are carry-overs from the standard 'C' runtime library. Typically their descriptions are similar. Detailed descriptions: the specific meanings that some WinSock functions have for some errors. TCP/IP scenario: description of the TCP/IP protocol suite network traffic (i.e. TCP, UDP, ICMP, ARP, DNS) that typically causes the error. Developer suggestions: Things an application developer can do to avoid the error. User suggestions: Things an applic