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Subject: Re: [krbdev.mit.edu #6041] WIN32 SOCKET != int in gss and rpc libs 
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closesocket returns an int as close does.  If we're intentionally  
ignoring the return values, please keep the (void) casts, at least for  
now.

Why do you need to define INVALID_SOCKET in svc_udp.c?

Ken