Actually the first close socket statement should be:

NetTCP::netClose (int sockfd)
{
#ifdef WIN32
// Close Windows Sockets Properly
closesocket (sockfd);
#else
close (sockfd);
#endif
}


Wasn't concentrating enough and screwed up the ifdef.
Will also be re-compiling InterServer on Windows to support more than the
default 64 socket connections on Windows as per Winsock/2.h

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