Thus said Ken Hornstein on Mon, 21 Nov 2022 21:41:34 -0500: > netsec_read() is supposed to RETURN the number of bytes read, just > like read() does (that's why it's return value is prototyped ssize_t).
Aha, that does make more sense. I thought it was odd that it just returned OK, but didn't think to actually check the documentation in netsec.h (except to add another variable to the declaration); otherwise I would have noticed. Let me see if I can rework it to just return the number of bytes rather than taking another parameter (and the "buffer" type change). Thanks, Andy
