Re: sockets

[Kyle Burton <mortis@voicenet.com>]

I've got some example code for using sockets in C++ that you're welcome to.
You can get it off of the projects area of my hompage:

  http://www.voicenet.com/~mortis

look at tcp_server, and olib

kyle

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On Mon, 8 Mar 1999, Alexander John Batyi wrote:

> Let's see if I can explain this clearly.  I am working on a TCL app
> that talks to a C++ app via TCP socket.  On the TCL end I supply a port
> while on the C++ end I create the socket and bind it to a name
> with a protocol.  How are these two related and how do I associate
> the protocol with a service/port so that the TCL app can connect to it.
> It seems that I am missing something between the protocol address c++
> scheme and the TCL port scheme.  I can connect the TCL client to a
> TCL server but I am having a hard time finding how to do the association
> under C++.  I can create a socket, bind it, get it to listen and have
> a nonblocking accept watching the socket but beyond that I am lost.
> Please help me find my knowledge gap!  Thanks In Advance.   -Bud.
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