Using SOCKET2 toolbox under Linux

[Paul Hillereau]

Hello,

I'm trying to use the SOCKET2 toolbox with scilab 5.3.0 under Linux (redhat
5, 32 bits, java 1.6) and my script seems to go in an infinite wait.
When opening a socket with SOCKET_open() scilab goes into a strange state :
I can still interact with scinotes, but I can't break the execution of my
script, the only solution to exit scilab is to kill it.
I try to understand what is happening by using strace -f but I got too much
useless feedback to understand what happen.
Under Windows XP with scilab 5.1.1 (portable version), the same script does
not fail ; but I don't get any message from my server (a small C program)...
I try the SOCKET toolbox (with WinSocket) and it works perfectly well.

Do anybody know something about the SOCKET2 Toolbox ? I search bugs report
on the scilab's bugzilla using the search box but I didn't find anything on
this toolbox.

I've attached the scilab script and C program I used to test my
configuration.

Tanks for help,

Paul.
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