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<sys/socket.h> has no socklen_t
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 <sys/socket.h> has no socklen_t - Jan. 10, '06, 7:40:56 AM
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breiter
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I ran into a problem compiling code that expects <sys/socket.h> to make a socketlen_t type available.
In Interix, <sys/socket.h> does not typedef a socklen_t. Where the OpenGroup shows socklen_t being used as the type for msg_namelen in the msghder struct, Interix uses int. Is it safe to define a socklen_t type as int like this to make the port build?
#ifdef __INTERIX
typedef int socklen_t;
#endif
If so, perhaps it would be better to patch <sys/socket.h>?
< Message edited by breiter -- Jan. 10, '06, 7:42:01 AM >
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RE: <sys/socket.h> has no socklen_t - Jan. 10, '06, 12:59:55 PM
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Rodney
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There's no problem adding this to your system.
BTW it's on my list to add it in the next phase of changes/updates I'm doing for MS.
So it'll be a while before anyone see it, but it is happening.
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