Thanks for the help with the Socket() call. My program now gets past that point and fails on the SetSocketOptions() call. This time I found the bug myself. The fpSetSockOpt is passed a variable called Level which it never uses in the system call. I attached a simple diff to fix the problem.
In my last example code it was mentioned I shouldn't use integer for a file handle, but instead I should use cint. I see there are other cxxx types defined. I'll be making use of them. Thank you again. -- ------------------------------------ Lloyd B. Park (330) 672-0384 Administrative Services Building Kent State University Kent, OH 44242 ------------------------------------
Index: unixsock.inc =================================================================== RCS file: /FPC/CVS/fpc/rtl/linux/unixsock.inc,v retrieving revision 1.11 diff -r1.11 unixsock.inc 131c131 < fpSetSockOpt:=SocketCall(Socket_Sys_SetSockOpt,S,optname,TSysParam(optval),optlen,0,0); --- > > fpSetSockOpt:=SocketCall(Socket_Sys_SetSockOpt,S,level,optname,TSysParam(optval),optlen,0);
