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From: jennings@cs.Colorado.EDU (Jeff Jennings)
Subject: ESIX sockets
Message-ID: <1991Mar28.042703.27887@colorado.edu>
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Organization: University of Colorado, Boulder, Department of Computer Science
Date: Thu, 28 Mar 1991 04:27:03 GMT

Has anyone been able to get any sockets programs working with ESIX sockets?  I
have typed in the code from "UNIX Network Programming", with the client/server
inet examples.  This core dumps in listen().  I bought the Networking and
Streams Programmers guide from ESIX, they list some different parameters for
the socket calls, in particular the bind(), listen(), and accept() calls.  No
examples are given.  The changed parameters are of type **struct t_call, 
which is something from the TLI stuff.  Appears that ESIX built sockets on top
of TLI.  So I allocated these struct t_call's and passed them to bind and 
accept, but I don't know which if any fields need to filled in in the struct.
Currently I get an error about "Routine would place interface in incorrect
state", or something like that, in accept().

So anyway, does anyone have any example code that works?

- jeff

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Jeff Jennings
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jennings@boulder.colorado.edu