Thinking about socket ipc for edbrowse,
I resurrected the old files, which were called tcp.c tcp.h,
but I renamed them to socket in that we will probably add udp capability.
Based on the comments in socket.c, I used these for portable sockets
between unix and windows NT. (How long ago was NT?)
I'm sure it worked at one point but who knows if it still does.
Geoff I'm copying to you because I don't know if you still monitor this mailing
list.
Please have a look at these files and let me know what you think
with regard to portability and operation.
There is included a test program built by
cc -DTEST_CONNECT socket.c -o testsock
which is in the test debug section of the makefile, so type
make testsock
Then from two different consoles
testsock l 5432
testsock c localhost 5432
l is for listen and c is for connect.
Type lines into the second and they appear at the first, until EOF.
It still works on Linux, don't know about windows.
Beyond this, Geoff, or whomever, we should add udp functions,
as Adam points out.
Or, if this is just too far off to be useful then we can delete them
and start over, but I hope it is at least a place to start.
Karl Dahlke
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