At 04:00 PM 17/5/95 -0700, john sullivan wrote: >I've seemed to come up with a problem and wondered what the >options are. I have a process which waits on a socket. Its >priority does not go back to the base after the transaction! [snip...] Can I ask for a bit more info: 0) what version of MPE? 1) what socket api are you waiting on: NetIPC or BSD? 2) what socket type are you waiting on: call, or vc? 3) with NetIPC, is there any difference if you use NOWAIT I/O then suspend on an IOWAIT? 4) with BSD, is there any difference if you use NO_DELAY I/O then suspend on a select()? 5) is there a difference to the effect if the IOWAIT/select() is also applying to an IPC file as well. That is, where there are two outstanding reads: one against a socket, the other against an IPC file? Thanks. ---- Jim "seMPEr" Wowchuk Internet: [log in to unmask] Vanguard Computer Services Compu$erve: 100036,106 _--_|\ Post: PO Box 18, North Ryde, NSW 2113 / \ Phone: +61 (2) 888-9688 \.--.__/ <---Sydney NSW Fax: +61 (2) 888-3056 v Australia