Chad Robinson <taskswap@yahoo.com> writes:
> I'm having a problem with asynchronous connections, and I can't seem to find
> a good example of this anywhere. To make things simple, I've reduced my
> program to the bare minimums, not even using select().
I believe that the async I/O code expects you to obey the API protocol,
in particular to wait for read-ready or write-ready where it says to.
Offhand I would expect an error return in case of failure to wait
long enough, though.
> In my Postgres logs I see:
> LOG: incomplete startup packet
Hmm, is it possible pqFlush never succeeded in writing out the whole
startup packet? It'd be useful to look at the state of the connection
object with a debugger, esp. to see if anything is still pending in the
outbound I/O buffer.
regards, tom lane
