Re: [Boost-users] boost::asio::deadline_timer - Invalid Argument

From: j.c. (jolix_at_[hidden])
Date: 2008-04-06 06:26:58

Anyone? :-)

On Apr 3, 2008, at 6:53 AM, j.c. wrote:

> Hi,
> I have a deadline_timer object that fires every second to perform  
> network house keeping tasks. I am having what looks like a race  
> condition or runaway IO when my timer fires and performs an  
> async_connect.
>
> The following is my output:
>
> parent_connection::tick
> parent_connection::connect: trying next address:port 10.0.1.198:4315
> Press any key to continue...
> CONNECTING ===> 10.0.1.198
> CONNECT FAILED: Connection refused
> 00:00:01.001559
> parent_connection_manager::disconnected
> parent_connection::connect: trying next address:port 10.0.1.198:4316
> CONNECTING ===> 10.0.1.198
> CONNECT FAILED: Invalid argument
> 00:00:01.002813
> parent_connection_manager::disconnected
> parent_connection::connect: trying next address:port 10.0.1.198:4317
> CONNECTING ===> 10.0.1.198
> CONNECT FAILED: Invalid argument
> 00:00:01.000404
> parent_connection_manager::disconnected
> parent_connection::connect: trying next address:port 10.0.1.198:4318
> CONNECTING ===> 10.0.1.198
> CONNECT FAILED: Invalid argument
> 00:00:01.000449
> parent_connection_manager::disconnected
> parent_connection::connect: trying next address:port 10.0.1.198:4319
> CONNECTING ===> 10.0.1.198
> CONNECT FAILED: Invalid argument
>
> * Note the first call succeeds because it was not called from with a  
> timer.
>
> So I guess the question is "How can I call async sockets on the same  
> io_service trough a timer?"
>
> thanks in advance
>
> jc
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