David, Thank you for that! I will give it a shot.
Phil On Mon, Aug 1, 2016 at 6:27 AM, David Matthews < david.matth...@prolingua.co.uk> wrote: > Phil, > > fun socketToInt s = > SysWord.toInt( > Posix.FileSys.fdToWord( > valOf(Posix.FileSys.iodToFD(Socket.ioDesc s)))); > > val s: (Socket.active Socket.stream) INetSock.sock = INetSock.TCP.socket(); > > socketToInt s; > > This will only work on Unix since the Posix structure isn't available on > Windows. Yes, it is quite long-winded. > > David > > On 30/07/2016 23:35, Phil Eaton wrote: > >> I've come to in impasse with Ponyo trying to access common REST APIs. I've >> gotten this far ignoring SSL but it's time to start attacking that. Has >> anyone done any work on SSL/TLS in Standard ML? I could not find anything >> on SML/NJ and MLton email archives (and couldn't find a reasonable way to >> search Poly/ML's). >> >> It seems like the Socket module makes the underlying socket int pointer >> completely opaque. Since that pointer is what you'd need to make the tls >> call to wrap it in a tls context, it seems like it won't be possible to >> use >> the Socket module. I hope I am mistaken because otherwise the necessary >> step will be to reimplement the Socket module functionality in Ponyo. >> >> Any thoughts or suggestions on moving forward? >> > > The problem is that the socket is not necessarily an int. In Windows it's > a UINT_PTR that is actually a Windows Handle. That all gets hidden in the > run-time system in Poly/ML and the value that is passed back to the ML code > is a > _______________________________________________ > polyml mailing list > polyml@inf.ed.ac.uk > http://lists.inf.ed.ac.uk/mailman/listinfo/polyml > -- Phil Eaton
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