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namespace CrossroadsIO
{
  public enum SocketType
  {
    PAIR,
    PUB,
    SUB,
    REQ,
    REP,
    XREQ,
    XREP,
    PULL,
    PUSH,
    XPUB,
    XSUB,
  }
}

can not find XS_SURVEYOR/XS_RESPONDENT pattern. Please add it to Crossroads I/O .Net wrapper.

Would it be possible to check the error codes from xs_connect/xs_bind in the following way:

negative number means error
0 or greater means success

If this change is implemented, I can safely commit the "partial socket shutdown" patch to libxs.

Martin

Hi,

It seems that sometimes when I start my application, it hangs forever. When I go to debug the problem (usually by restarting and remote debugging), the application is hanging on Context.Create()

Do you know why this would be? It seems to be a Windows related issue as I've never seen it in Linux.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
Calvin

Any plan to support ARM platform? I have a beaglebone running Ubuntu/Mono that I would like to use this messaging framework on.

I've got my copy of crossroads-net from github (cloned) so it is the latest version.
I'm using libxs 1.2.0; .NET 4.5; Win7 x64 (but all libs are 32bit)
My problem is:

sock.Send(data, data.Length, SocketFlags.None);

What should happen (and does in C/C++):
This expression should block current thread and wait until data is received by another socket.

What is really happening:

Console.Write("A");
sock.Send(data, data.Length, SocketFlags.None);
Console.Write("B");

If server (socket receiving data) is not running, it prints 'AB' and exits.
If I add something like 'wait key' and then run server, data is being received.

It would be nice to have blocking version of Socket.Send.

Thank you.
And I apologize for my English.

Sorry - I just found the Frame concept.