> But on windows there is no poll() function. Of course I can use > g_async_queue, but doing so I can't poll queue and network socket > simultaneously. You can associate WSAEvents to your socket via WSAEventSelect and then wait for the events to become signaled using WSAWaitForMultipleObjects. Using a further event may be used to signal that new data is available in the g_async_queue. Extended documentation to the mentioned functions is available in the MSDN (http://msdn.microsoft.com). A probably better approach would be to let glib poll your sockets via creating GIOChannels and using g_io_add_watch to watch for events to occur. This way, you could get completely rid of an extra networking thread.
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