I’m trying to attribute an already created socket to a particular thread on the windows platform.
I’m trying to do this without debug APIs and stack traces. It may come down to diverting the ws2_32 library calls.
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I’m trying to attribute an already created socket to a particular thread on the windows platform.
I’m trying to do this without debug APIs and stack traces. It may come down to diverting the ws2_32 library calls.
You can’t; Windows does not keep track of this information. Sockets (and all kernel objects) are created by processes without regard for which thread created them. GDI objects have thread affinity, but kernel objects don’t.