Socket Examples

The socket examples are programming fragments that illustrate a socket function. They cannot be used in an application program without modification. They are intended only for illustrative purposes and are not for use within a program.

• Socketpair Communication Example Program
• Reading Internet Datagrams Example Program
• Sending Internet Datagrams Example Program
• Reading UNIX Datagrams Example Program
• Sending UNIX Datagrams Example Program
• Initiating Internet Stream Connections Example Program
• Accepting Internet Stream Connections Example Program
• Checking for Pending Connections Example Program
• Initiating UNIX Stream Connections Example Program
• Accepting UNIX Stream Connections Example Program
• Sending Data on an ATM Socket PVC Client Example Program
• Receiving Data on an ATM Socket PVC Server Example Program
• Sending Data on an ATM Socket Rate-Enforced SVC Client Example Program
• Receiving Data on an ATM Socket Rate-Enforced SVC Server Example Program
• Sending Data on an ATM Socket SVC Client Example Program
• Receiving Data on an ATM Socket SVC Server Example Program
• Receiving Packets Over Ethernet Example Program
• Sending Packets Over Ethernet Example Program
• Analyzing Packets Over the Network Example Program

  Note: All socket applications must be compiled with _BSD set to a specific value. Acceptable values are 43 and 44. In addition, most applications should probably include the Berkeley Software Distribution (BSD) libbsd.a library.