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- HP NonStop TCP/IP Programming Manual
- Contents
- About This Document
- Supported Release Version Updates (RVUs)
- Intended Audience
- New and changed information for March 2014 (524521-020)
- New and changed information for February 2013 (524521-019)
- New and changed information for July 2012 (524521-018)
- New and changed information for February 2012 (524521-017)
- New and changed information for August 2011 (524521-016)
- New and Changed Information for October 2010 (524521-015)
- Changes and Additions for September 2010 (524521-014)
- Changes and Additions for March 2010 Update (524521-013)
- Changes and Additions for September 2008 Update (524521-012)
- Changes and Additions January 2007 Update (524521-010)
- Changes and Additions for the H06.05 RVU (February 2006, 524521-009)
- Changes and Additions for the G06.27 RVU (September 2005, 524521-007)
- Changes and Additions for the H06.03 RVU (July, 2005 524521-006)
- Correction Update (December 2004, 524521-005)
- Correction Update (September 2004, 524521-004)
- Manual Consolidation Update (March 2004, 524521-003)
- G06.22 RVU Update (December 2003, 524521-002)
- G06.20 RVU Update (May 2003, 524521-001)
- Document Organization
- Notation Conventions
- Related Information
- Publishing History
- HP Encourages Your Comments
- Request for Comments (RFC) Statement
- 1 Introduction to Programming to the Guardian Sockets Library
- NonStop TCP/IP Subsystems and the Guardian Sockets Application Program Interface (API)
- TCP/IP Programming Fundamentals
- Programming Using the Guardian Sockets Interface
- Basic Steps for Programs
- Programmatic Interface to Raw Sockets
- Programming Considerations
- Multicasting Operations
- Input/Output Multiplexing
- 2 Porting and Developing IPv6 Applications (NonStop TCP/IPv6 and CIP Only)
- Using AF_INET6-Type Guardian Sockets for IPv6 Communications
- Using AF_INET6 Guardian Sockets for IPv4 Communications
- Using AF_INET6 Guardian Sockets to Receive Messages
- Address-Testing Macros
- Porting Applications to Use AF_INET6 Sockets
- Multicast Changes for IPv6
- 3 Data Structures
- 4 Library Routines
- Socket Library Routines
- Summary of Routines
- Syntax and Semantics of Socket Library Routines
- Interfacing TAL Programs to the Socket Library
- Native Mode C/C++ Issues
- accept
- accept_nw
- accept_nw1
- accept_nw2
- accept_nw3
- bind, bind_nw
- connect, connect_nw
- freeaddrinfo
- freehostent
- gai_strerror
- getaddrinfo
- gethostbyaddr, host_file_gethostbyaddr
- gethostbyname, host_file_gethostbyname
- gethostbyname2
- gethostid
- gethostname
- getipnodebyaddr
- getipnodebyname
- getnameinfo
- getnetbyaddr
- getnetbyname
- getpeername, getpeername_nw
- getprotobyname
- getprotobynumber
- getservbyname
- getservbyport
- getsockname, getsockname_nw
- getsockopt, getsockopt_nw
- if_freenameindex
- if_indextoname
- if_nameindex
- if_nametoindex
- inet_addr
- inet_lnaof
- inet_makeaddr
- inet_netof
- inet_network
- inet_ntoa
- inet_ntop
- inet_pton
- lwres_freeaddrinfo
- lwres_freehostent
- lwres_gai_strerror
- lwres_getaddrinfo
- lwres_gethostbyaddr
- lwres_gethostbyname
- lwres_gethostbyname2
- lwres_getipnodebyaddr
- lwres_getipnodebyname
- lwres_getnameinfo
- lwres_hstrerror
- listen
- recv, recv_nw
- recv64_, recv_nw64_
- recvfrom
- recvfrom64_
- recvfrom_nw
- recvfrom_nw64_
- send
- send64_
- send_nw
- send_nw64_
- send_nw2
- send_nw2_64_
- sendto
- sendto64_
- sendto_nw
- sendto_nw64_
- setsockopt, setsockopt_nw
- shutdown, shutdown_nw
- sock_close_reuse_nw
- socket, socket_nw
- socket_backup
- socket_get_info
- socket_get_len
- socket_get_open_info
- socket_ioctl, socket_ioctl_nw
- socket_set_inet_name
- t_recvfrom_nw
- t_recvfrom_nw64_
- t_sendto_nw
- t_sendto_nw64_
- 5 Sample Programs
- A Well-Known IP Protocol Numbers
- B Socket Errors
- Index