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QuestionBluetooth socket failures Pin
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Vaclav_ wrote:
I have quit checking the actual file descriptor because perror gives a more information when it fails.

This could be a problem: perror() prints the associated error string with the current errno, but a successful library call does not reset errno to zero. If you're going to rely on perror(), and by extension errno, you need to make sure you set errrno to zero before any library call that might set errno. Otherwise, you could be getting invalid error information. Every library function I can think of will return a value that will indicate that it failed (e.g. -1 for open(), or NULL for fopen(), etc). You really should be testing the return value for failure before checking perror()
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Questiongetting started with ASM, what compilers do you use? Pin
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