Hi,
Please any one help me, Simple tcp/ip program in c with IPV6 address family
Advance thanks,
Skumar.
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Skumar <ss********@yah oo.com> scribbled the following: Hi,
Please any one help me, Simple tcp/ip program in c with IPV6 address family
Can't be done in ISO standard C. Please ask in a newsgroup dedicated to
your own implementation.
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On Wed, 20 Aug 2003, Chris McDonald wrote: In comp.lang.c you write:
Skumar <ss********@yah oo.com> scribbled the following: Hi, Please any one help me, Simple tcp/ip program in c with IPV6 address family
Can't be done in ISO standard C. Please ask in a newsgroup dedicated to
your own implementation.
Can't be done?
Really.
Must be a pointless language, then, no network I/O?
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Read what I wrote. Can't be done in *ISO standard* C. Note the words
"ISO standard". It can be done in C with platform-specific extensions.
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Skumar wrote: Hi,
Please any one help me, Simple tcp/ip program in c with IPV6 address family
If you have a copy of the Linux source code, you'll find what
you seek in
/linux-2.4/net/ipv6/tcp_ipv6.c
however, this file is large and it is anything but simple.
This is OT, so you may email me personally if you would like
help on downloading the Linux source code.
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