Robert Schuster wrote:
What I am proposing is that we do all our native interaction as if
the addresses where IPv6. As IP4v is a subset of IPv6 there should
be no problem: Prepend 12 zeros before an IP4v address and you're
done.
It's 10 zeros and 2 0xFFs I think.
Cheers,
Gary
Robert Schuster wrote:
Hi,
some days ago I posted a question where I was wondering why the RI calls all
their network stuff with AF_INET6 even if the user explicitly wants to do
IPv4-only stuff.
I think I found the reason and am here to ask for going the same route in GNU
Classpath. Let me
Hi,
some days ago I posted a question where I was wondering why the RI calls all
their network stuff with AF_INET6 even if the user explicitly wants to do
IPv4-only stuff.
I think I found the reason and am here to ask for going the same route in GNU
Classpath. Let me try to explain the situation:
Robert Schuster wrote:
Hi,
some days ago I posted a question where I was wondering why the RI calls all
their network stuff with AF_INET6 even if the user explicitly wants to do
IPv4-only stuff.
I think I found the reason and am here to ask for going the same route in GNU
Classpath. Let me try
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