I have a desktop application written in C#. It is trying to manage a socket connection and fails. The same application is successful if it is attached to the Visual Studio debugger.
How can it be debugged?
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I have a desktop application written in C#. It is trying to manage a socket connection and fails. The same application is successful if it is attached to the Visual Studio debugger.
How can it be debugged?
This is a classic example of timing.
If it works in the debugger then it means you have to re-factor your code a bit to handle this.
Now if you are app is a server socket that receives connections from client and trying to spawn a thread for each of those connections, you might have to consider using select() to manage connections with in one thread.