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Ray Seyfarth

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UNIX I/O with TCP/IP


  • To a degree, I/O with sockets is like file I/O

  • TCP/IP sockets are identified using file descriptors

  • read and write work with TCP/IP sockets

  • open is not adequate for making a connection

  • calls are needed to allow servers to wait to connections

  • UDP data is always a datagram and not a stream of bytes


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Ray.Seyfarth@usm.edu
Updated 20:05 Jun 5, 2000