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From: mark@DRD.Com (Mark Lawrence)
Newsgroups: comp.unix.programmer,comp.unix.questions
Subject: Sending AF_INET UDP DataGrams to multiple destinations
Message-ID: <1990Oct19.164840.7754@DRD.Com>
Date: 19 Oct 90 16:48:40 GMT
Reply-To: mark@drd.Com (Mark Lawrence)
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Organization: DRD Corporation, Tulsa, OK
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I've written a function which sends an opaque data packet via
AF_INET/UDP using the sendto() function to potentially different
destinations, i.e., port number will vary from invocation to
invocation.

Currently, I check on every invocation to see if the port number to send
to is different and if so, close the socket and re-open (using the
socket() function).  Is this really necessary?  I set it up like this
because I was afraid that the lowerlevel code would get confused if I
used the same socket descriptor but different port numbers in the sendto()
call.
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