Subj : XSDK error writing to soc
To   : All
From : Hemo
Date : Sat May 28 2016 10:16:00

Thanks digital man for providing the XSDK, that sure is slick and made some
things I was working on a lot easier than I expected!

Tonight I spent some time updating the source to an old linux console curses
based game to use the XSDK and data available in the xtrn.dat drop file instead
of using command line parameters or the linux environment.

For the most part, that works well, but I do get a STDERR whenever calling the
program, even though the program seems to operatore correctly.

!XSDK Error -1 (9) sending on socket 28

The number in paranthesis may change, last time I ran the door that number was
(88).

Is this something I should worry about?  I can eliminate the message by
redirecting STDERR to a log file, but if there is a better/correct method to
eliminate this, I'm interested.


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