Jan Dubois wrote about Win32::MemMap:
>Interesting!
>I had another look, and it turns out that the Delphi code is just a separate
>DLL that doesnt know anything about Perl internals.
>.It is not called directly from Perl, but via Win32-API. Therefore
>Win32::MemMap does indeed seem to work on
Hi,
I've used the following two subs successfully on Win32 but they were
written to be cross platform and I think they should work.
used as
my $newport = get_next_free_local_port(9000);
gets the next free port starting from 9000.
sub local_port_is_free {
my ($portnumber) = @_;
my $
I thought of something like that but would rather implement it using some kind
of Perl socket routine. I'll be using this on Windows and different flavors of
Unix and the output format of netstat differs.
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Edwards, Mark (CXO) <> wrote:
> I'm writing a simple port listener script using
>
> $local=IO::Socket::INET->new(Proto=>"tcp",
> LocalPort=>$port,
> Listen=>1,
> Reuse=>1,) or die "Can't open listening port: $!\n";
>
> Everything works fine except I want to check to see if
