internal Socket UpdateAcceptSocket(Socket socket, EndPoint remoteEP, bool needCancelSelect) {
//
// Internal state of the socket is inherited from listener
//
socket.addressFamily = addressFamily;
socket.socketType = socketType;
socket.protocolType = protocolType;
socket.m_RightEndPoint = m_RightEndPoint;
socket.m_RemoteEndPoint = remoteEP;
//
// the socket is connected
//
socket.SetToConnected();
//
// if the socket is returned by an Endb), the socket might have
// inherited the WSAEventSelect() call from the accepting socket.
// we need to cancel this otherwise the socket will be in non-blocking
// mode and we cannot force blocking mode using the ioctlsocket() in
// Socket.set_Blocking(), since it fails returing 10022 as documented in MSDN.
// (note that the m_AsyncEvent event will not be created in this case.
//
socket.willBlock = willBlock;
if (needCancelSelect) {
socket.UnsetAsyncEventSelect();
}
else {
// We need to make sure the Socket is in the right blocking state
// even if we don't have to call UnsetAsyncEventSelect
socket.InternalSetBlocking(willBlock);
}
return socket;
}
internal Socket UpdateAcceptSocket(Socket socket, EndPoint remoteEP, bool needCancelSelect)
{
socket.addressFamily = this.addressFamily;
socket.socketType = this.socketType;
socket.protocolType = this.protocolType;
socket.m_RightEndPoint = this.m_RightEndPoint;
socket.m_RemoteEndPoint = remoteEP;
socket.SetToConnected();
socket.willBlock = this.willBlock;
if (needCancelSelect)
socket.UnsetAsyncEventSelect();
else
socket.InternalSetBlocking(this.willBlock);
return socket;
}
