My question is almost identical to the question asked in node #292856 -- but still slightly different. I wish to build a non-blocking socket. Apparently you can't in ActivePerl 5.8.3?

I refuse to accept that. I have tried these two methods (which both work great at home in my lunix): 

$ioioio = new IO::Socket::INET( 
        Proto     => "udp",
        LocalPort => $port,
        Blocking  => 0,
    ) or die "socket is dumb: $!"

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That returns the unhelpful error "socket is dumb: at line something something."

I seem to get an error from this at least -- assuming I skip the "Blocking => 0" above. 

fcntl($ioioio, F_SETFL, O_NONBLOCK);

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It reports that my vendor has not defined F_SETFL.

(Sorry in advance, I searched a lot and didn't find much, but I can't imagine this hasn't been asked before.)

In reply to IO::Socket::INET -- jettero verses non-blocking in windows by jettero

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