Unfortunately, upgrading and recompiling did not solve the problem.
netstat -l RECV-Q shows bytes received but readyRead is not fired.
Im listening to port 3512 (for example), but nothing happens inside udp receiver test program.
I've added a possibility to send datagrams on 3512 in the same program. These "writeDatagram()" datagrams fire a readyRead event, as long as there are no other datagram from an external source are queued.
If I use a udp receiver written in python, for testing, it works like a charm
P.S: Sorry, wrong bug attached, there was one bug related to linux and this was a clone related to OSX.
Unfortunately, upgrading and recompiling did not solve the problem.
netstat -l RECV-Q shows bytes received but readyRead is not fired.
Im listening to port 3512 (for example), but nothing happens inside udp receiver test program.
I've added a possibility to send datagrams on 3512 in the same program. These "writeDatagram()" datagrams fire a readyRead event, as long as there are no other datagram from an external source are queued.
If I use a udp receiver written in python, for testing, it works like a charm
P.S: Sorry, wrong bug attached, there was one bug related to linux and this was a clone related to OSX.