Connect can now handle non-blocking sockets that return EINPROGRESS.

scsh/network.scm

@@ -55,9 +55,10 @@
       (dynamic-wind
        (lambda () #f)
        (lambda () (connect-socket sock addr) (set! connected #t))
-       (lambda ()
-         (if (not connected)
-             (close-socket sock))))
+       (lambda () #f
+         ;(if (not connected)
+         ;    (close-socket sock))
+	 ))
       (if connected
           sock
           #f))))
@@ -228,14 +229,25 @@
 		 (else
 		  (let loop ()
 		    ((structure-ref interrupts disable-interrupts!))
-		    (if (%connect (socket->fdes sock)
-				  (socket:family sock)
-				  (socket-address:address name))
-			((structure-ref interrupts enable-interrupts!))
-			(begin (wait-for-channel 
-				(fdport-data:channel 
-				 (fdport-data (socket:inport sock))))
-			       (loop))))))))))
+		    (let ((res (%connect (socket->fdes sock)
+					 (socket:family sock)
+					 (socket-address:address name))))
+		      (cond ((eq? res #t)
+			     ((structure-ref interrupts enable-interrupts!)))
+			    (else (wait-for-channel 
+				   (fdport-data:channel 
+				    (fdport-data (socket:inport sock))))
+				  (if (eq? res 0)
+				      (handle-EINPROGRESS sock)
+				      (loop))))))))))))
+
+;;; If connect returned EINPROGRESS, we can check it's success after 
+;;; the next success with getsockopt
+
+(define (handle-EINPROGRESS sock)
+  (let ((val (socket-option sock level/socket socket/error)))
+    (if (not (zero? val))
+	(errno-error val "scheme_connnect"))))
 
 (define-stubless-foreign %connect (sockfd family name) "scheme_connect")
 

scsh/network1.c

@@ -119,7 +119,9 @@ s48_value scheme_connect(s48_value sock, s48_value family, s48_value scheme_name
 	if (! (s48_add_pending_fd(sockfd, 0)))
 	  s48_raise_out_of_memory_error();
 	
-	return S48_FALSE;
+	if (errno == EINPROGRESS) 
+	  return s48_enter_fixnum (0); 
+	else return S48_FALSE;
 	
       }
     default: