Question

I’m trying to write a Bluetooth server as a MFC app and while I got it working as a console app with blocking sockets, I can’t get it working using CAsyncSocket.
The error it returns is 10035 – WSAEWOULDBLOCK as soon as I call Accept()

I could copy the code, but it’s way too long, so I’ll just outline the general idea:
– create, bind regular socket and start listening just like in the Microsoft SDK example app
– attach this socket to CAsyncSocket
– call Accept() (this is where the error occurs)

Any ideas how to get Bluetooth working with CAsyncSocket?

Answer 1

Thanks, I’ve corrected that, but OnAccept, OnConnect(), etc. were never executed, not even when called directly. It turned out that I had to delete all the temporary files the compiler and linker use to find out that I was using global shorthand function log() which clashed with log() defined in math.h and which caused some weird behavior.

See this thread for more datails http://www.codeguru.com/forum/showthread.php?t=339413

UPDATE: now you can download the finished app and the whole source code on Brm Bluetooth Remote Control homepage!