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The BEST way to do this in Windows/MFC is to use the CAsyncSocket class. &nbsp;When you derive a class of your own from CAsyncSocket you can override the OnReceive() handler which will then get called when you have incoming data.
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The BEST way to do this in Windows/MFC is to use the CAsyncSocket class.  When you derive a class of your own from CAsyncSocket you can override the OnReceive() handler which will then get called when you have incoming data.

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But select is not an &quot;interrupt&quot;.<br />

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I'm trying to make an application in VC++, for receiving and writting data through network (Socket). Receiving is already working, but it is working &nbsp;so, that the application is running in endless while loop. But I would like to make it so, that I will activate receive function only when network controller will receive something. So something like interrupt.<br />
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How can I do this?<br />
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Thanks<br />

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I'm trying to make an application in VC++, for receiving and writting data through network (Socket). Receiving is already working, but it is working  so, that the application is running in endless while loop. But I would like to make it so, that I will activate receive function only when network controller will receive something. So something like interrupt.

How can I do this?

Thanks


get network interrupt

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