Further to my previous question ...

Taking a look at sys_socket.h, it seems to define a heap of macros that turn 
standard BSD style socket library calls into the appropriate equivalent 
NetLib calls.

Palm presumably went to this amount of effort to allow code to be written and 
tested on *nix and ported to the Palm with little effort.  So, is it 
considered the right approach to use those macros or the direct NetLib calls.

I ask this because the one piece of example code that Palm provide in their 
code recipes area accesses NetLib directly, which makes me wonder why they 
would do that.

Harry O.

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