Using Linux socket operations in a driver

I'm (still) writing an output driver for a network attached device. My question of the day is: How can I call the usual socket operations from an XFree output driver? There are dire warnings about not including the usual system include files (sys/types.h and sys/socket.h). -- Paul Evans (3rd

Re: Internal documentation

website; under Documentation? -- Paul Evans (3rd Year CompSci at Pembroke College, Cambridge, England) [EMAIL PROTECTED] (university) [EMAIL PROTECTED] (alternate) ICQ# 4135350 Registered Linux User: 179460 http://www.srcf.ucam.org/~pe208/ ___ Devel

Re: Internal documentation

time consuming when you know little if anything ;-) I'm doing very similar and, too, am having much trouble finding any information on how things work, etc... If I find anything I'll let you know, but for now the best I can suggest is http://www.atomised.org/docs/XFree86-4.2.1/ -- Paul Evans

Re: Work in the sun

Is there not a spam filter for this kind of thing? -- Paul Evans (3rd Year CompSci at Pembroke College, Cambridge, England) [EMAIL PROTECTED] (university) [EMAIL PROTECTED] (alternate) ICQ# 4135350 Registered Linux User: 179460 http://www.srcf.ucam.org/~pe208

List alive / help on input drivers

). Somewhat like a hardware VNC terminal. I'm having much trouble with it. But I shalln't go too much into detail until I know this list is actually active... -- Paul Evans (3rd Year CompSci at Pembroke College, Cambridge, England) [EMAIL PROTECTED] (university) [EMAIL PROTECTED] (alternate) ICQ

Re: List alive / help on input drivers

On Tue, 25 Feb 2003 20:09:48 + Paul Evans [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I subscribed to this list about 24 hours ago and still nothing has come through. Is it working properly, or is it just a low volume list at the moment? Oops. Bad mail settings. _Now_ I've subscribed to it... sorry