sockets

[Andreas Røsdal]

hi,
I have a question about C sockets. Is this possible:
1. start application, and establish socket connection.
2. quit application, without closing connections (!!)
3. restart application, and continue using old connections?

I know it sounds strange, but can it be done?

Andreas

[Joona I Palaste]

Andreas Røsdal <an******@stud.ntnu.no> scribbled the following:

hi,
I have a question about C sockets. Is this possible:
1. start application, and establish socket connection.
2. quit application, without closing connections (!!)
3. restart application, and continue using old connections? I know it sounds strange, but can it be done?

This is a question about implementation-specific extensions. Please ask
in a newsgroup dedicated to your own implementation.

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[Michael]

I think it's impossible,cos all the resource will be set free after quit
the application.
"Andreas Røsdal" <an******@stud.ntnu.no> ????
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hi,
I have a question about C sockets. Is this possible:
1. start application, and establish socket connection.
2. quit application, without closing connections (!!)
3. restart application, and continue using old connections?

I know it sounds strange, but can it be done?

Andreas

[Default User]

Andreas Røsdal wrote:

hi,
I have a question about C sockets. Is this possible:

There're no such things as C sockets. Some platforms provide socket
libraries, but each will have its own interface and properties. You need
to find a newsgroup dedicated to your platform.

If you are asking about BSD sockets, comp.unix.programmer would be
appropriate.


Brian Rodenborn