2302a2303,2306
> #ifdef MS_WINDOWS
>         int retries = 0;
>         static const int MAX_RECV_RETRIES = 1;
> #endif  /* MS_WINDOWS */
2313a2318,2320
> #ifdef MS_WINDOWS
>     while (TRUE) {
> #endif  /* MS_WINDOWS */
2324a2332,2345
> #ifdef MS_WINDOWS
>         if ((WSAEWOULDBLOCK == WSAGetLastError()) && (s->sock_timeout > 0.0) &&
>             (retries < MAX_RECV_RETRIES)) {
>             /* Windows sockets has a problem where select may indicate
>                that a socket is readable when in fact no data is
>                available and so recv results in WSAEWOULDBLOCK which
>                is supposed to be treated as a recoverable error. This
>                will typically happen immediately rather than after having
>                waited so it shouldn't be necessary to reduce the timeout
>                for the retry by the amount of time already waited. */
>             ++retries;
>             continue;
>         }
> #endif  /* MS_WINDOWS */
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> #ifdef MS_WINDOWS
>     else
>         break;
>     } /* while (TRUE) */
> #endif  /* MS_WINDOWS */