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# Socket and networking for Linux, BSDs, MacOS and Windows
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#### Overview
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- Includes three implementations :
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| Implementation | Description |
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| sc_sock_xxx | TCP socket wrapper for blocking and nonblocking sockets |
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| sc_sock_poll_xxx | Epoll / Kqueue / WSAPoll wrapper |
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| sc_sock_pipe_xxx | Unix pipe() and an equivalent implementation for Windows.|
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- Works for IPv4, IPv6 and Unix domain sockets. (~ Windows 10 2018 added Unix
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domain sockets support.)
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- No UDP support.
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- Works for blocking and nonblocking sockets.
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##### Usage
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This is not an "easy to use" implementation. It just provides wrappers to
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provide portability between operating systems. So, you're expected to know what
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you're doing. (familiar with sockets API and know how to use it). Please take
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a look at the code and grab pieces you want. Hopefully, I will add an example
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soon.
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