WaitForSingleObject never signalled?

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I am using the serial tutorial there. I am trying to perform overlapped communication so I can monitor both a keyboard event and the event where the CTS line changes state.

Here is my code:

Code:

    SetCommMask(serial,EV_CTS);
    [b]osReader.hEvent = CreateEvent(NULL, TRUE, FALSE, NULL);[/b]
    
    EscapeCommFunction(serial,SETRTS);
    printf("\n\nConnecting...     (F1 to quit)\n");
    printlog("Establishing connection...");
    
    DWORD BytesReadOV;
    int err;
    
    unsigned int undef = 1;
    while(undef & 1){
                [b]dwRes = WaitForSingleObject(osReader.hEvent, 100);[/b]
                if(dwRes == WAIT_TIMEOUT){
                         if(kbhit()){
                                     if(getch() == 0x00){
                                                if(getch() == KEY_F1) undef = -1;
                                     }
                         }
                }
                if(dwRes == WAIT_OBJECT_0){
                         undef = 0;
                }
    
                if(undef == -1){
                         printf(" cancelled!");
                         CancelIo(s);
                         CloseHandle(s);
                         close_connection();
                         exit(-1);
                }
    }

The osReader.hEvent never gets signalled, so it always times out. I should mention that the device I am communicating with does work. I have a beta terminal program that does not use overlapped IO, but it has a few leak problems. Most notibly, Ctrl+C'ing out of the program left me with file handle leaks.

Anyone see something I didnt do right?

PS: The osReader is an OVERLAPPED structure and the serial HANDLE is set for overlapped IO.