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Hi sonofason,

I notice that this if your first post. Welcome to the Monastery.
To echo some of what jesuashok has advised, post your code so that people can point out where things are going wrong, or could be improved. Also have a read at the PerlMonks FAQ and How do I post a question effectively? if you have not already done so.

Thanks

Martin

In reply to Re: How to do simultaneous reads and writes to/from a socket? by marto
in thread How to do simultaneous reads and writes to/from a socket? by sonofason

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