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       tclisp-sockets.txt (1480B)
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            1 http://clisp.cons.org/impnotes.html#socket
            2 
            3 (SOCKET:SOCKET-SERVER &OPTIONAL [port-or-socket])
            4 (SOCKET:SOCKET-SERVER-HOST socket-server)
            5 (SOCKET:SOCKET-SERVER-PORT socket-server)
            6 (SOCKET:SOCKET-WAIT socket-server &OPTIONAL [seconds [microseconds]])
            7 (SOCKET:SOCKET-ACCEPT socket-server &KEY :ELEMENT-TYPE :EXTERNAL-FORMAT :BUFFERED :TIMEOUT)
            8 (SOCKET:SOCKET-CONNECT port &OPTIONAL [host] &KEY :ELEMENT-TYPE :EXTERNAL-FORMAT :BUFFERED :TIMEOUT)
            9 (SOCKET:SOCKET-STATUS socket-stream-or-list &OPTIONAL [seconds [microseconds]])
           10 (SOCKET:SOCKET-STREAM-HOST socket-stream)
           11 (SOCKET:SOCKET-STREAM-PORT socket-stream)
           12 (SOCKET:SOCKET-SERVICE-PORT &OPTIONAL service-name (protocol "tcp"))
           13 (SOCKET:SOCKET-STREAM-PEER socket-stream [do-not-resolve-p])
           14 (SOCKET:SOCKET-STREAM-LOCAL socket-stream [do-not-resolve-p])
           15 (SOCKET:SOCKET-STREAM-SHUTDOWN socket-stream direction)
           16 (SOCKET:SOCKET-OPTIONS socket-server &REST {option}*)
           17 
           18 
           19 (posix:resolve-host-ipaddr &optional host)
           20 
           21 with the host-ent structure:
           22 
           23   name      - host name
           24   aliases   - LIST of aliases
           25   addr-list - LIST of IPs as dotted quads (IPv4) or coloned octets (IPv6)
           26   addrtype  - INTEGER address type IPv4 or IPv6
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           29 Errors are of type
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           31 SYSTEM::SIMPLE-OS-ERROR
           32  with a 1 element (integer) SYSTEM::$FORMAT-ARGUMENTS list
           33 
           34 This integer stores the OS error reported; meaning WSA* codes on Win32
           35 and E* codes on *nix, only: unix.lisp in CMUCL shows
           36 BSD, Linux and SRV4 have different number assignments for the same
           37 E* constant names  :-(
           38