WSASend behaviour / gRPC compatibility

[Ruud Schramp]

Hello All,

I am trying to run a Python gRPC application in WINE.

It turns out the gRPC Windows binding uses WSASend which first tries the 
"blocking" variant on a overlapped socket.

Based on the code, the EXPECTED behaviour is that WSASend is atomic: It 
either sends nothing and  reports WSAEWOULDBLOCK, or it sends everything 
and reports SUCCESS.

The behaviour in WINE is:
It sends upto the TCP Congestion window, and I haven't seen it report 
WSAEWOULDBLOCK. (WSASend() returns 0)

Anyone observed this before? How do other programs handle this?

I reported the same issue at the gRPC group 
https://groups.google.com/g/grpc-io/c/-RzRZ867jy0

Best regards,

Ruud
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