sockaddr_storage : what is it? what is userfull for?

[_mario.lat]

Hallo,
I'm tring to learn programming in IPv6 bu I have a question:
sockaddr_storage : what is it? what is userfull for?
where find little example of use?

Thank you in advance for the time you'll spend for me!
Mario

[pete]

_mario.lat wrote:

>
Hallo,
I'm tring to learn programming in IPv6

Never heard of it.

bu I have a question:
sockaddr_storage : what is it? what is userfull for?
where find little example of use?

Never heard of it.

Thank you in advance for the time you'll spend for me!

I recomend getting out of the habit of writing
identifiers with _leading _underscores.
They are mostly reserved identifiers.

--
pete

[Richard Tobin]

In article <pa****************************@libero.it>,
_mario.lat <no**@libero.itwrote:

>I'm tring to learn programming in IPv6 bu I have a question:
sockaddr_storage : what is it? what is userfull for?

See RFC 2553: http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc2553.txt

-- Richard

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[John Gordon]

In <46**********@mindspring.compete <pf*****@mindspring.comwrites:

bu I have a question:
sockaddr_storage : what is it? what is userfull for?
where find little example of use?

I recomend getting out of the habit of writing
identifiers with _leading _underscores.
They are mostly reserved identifiers.

Where is the leading underscore in the OP?

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go****@panix.com B is for Basil, assaulted by bears
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[pete]

John Gordon wrote:

>
In <46**********@mindspring.compete <pf*****@mindspring.comwrites:

bu I have a question:
sockaddr_storage : what is it? what is userfull for?
where find little example of use?

I recomend getting out of the habit of writing
identifiers with _leading _underscores.
They are mostly reserved identifiers.

Where is the leading underscore in the OP?

You snipped it.

_mario.lat

--
pete

[Keith Thompson]

pete <pf*****@mindspring.comwrites:

John Gordon wrote:

>In <46**********@mindspring.compete <pf*****@mindspring.comwrites:

bu I have a question:
sockaddr_storage : what is it? what is userfull for?
where find little example of use?

I recomend getting out of the habit of writing
identifiers with _leading _underscores.
They are mostly reserved identifiers.

Where is the leading underscore in the OP?

You snipped it.

_mario.lat

That's the poster's name, not a C identifier.

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